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Death's Domain: A Discworld Mapp (Discworld Series)

7 reviews
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby

Transworld Publishers, 1999

Neat little novelty
This thing is like a book, it has a few pages discribing Death's domain. But what's really neat is that is has a huge fold out map of the entire world that Death lives in. It's so cool! It filled up a very good size portion of my wall and is really neat to walk in to see. It's got nice artwrok and everything. Even if you've never read the discworld series it's nice to have. Actually it kind'a ...

The Pratchett Portfolio (Discworld)

4 reviews
Terry Pratchett

Gollancz, 1996

For Discworld fanatics only
The Pratchett Portfolio is an impressive little book, but only serious Discworld fanatics will want to invest in acquiring it. It is quite large in format and quite thin in content, consisting of pictures and small biographical vignettes of some of the Discworld's most prominent personalities. Paul Kidby's illustrations are indeed lavish and impressive, consisting of black and white sketches ...

Fool's Guild Yearbook and Diary 2001

2 reviews
Terry Pratchett

Victor Gollancz Ltd., London, 2000

Discworld yearly planner
The discworld diary and yearbook (actually more of a yearly planner, with special 10-15 page introduction to the guild its representing)range from 1998-2003; this being the 2001 edition. It comes with a pretty ribbon book marker, and lots of quotes and fun facts about the guild. And don't forget those great Paul Kidby illustrations. If you like this one, you can get the 2002 and 2003 discworld ...

The Art of Discworld

11 reviews
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby

HarperCollins, 2005

If you have read more than five of the books, you really should get this!!
This book is a collection of Artist Paul Kidby's illustrations of the various characters in Terry Pratchett' Discworld. And boy howdy, what a good job he does. Personal favorites of mine are the picture of Discworld on the back of the elephants on the back of the turtle swimming through space!! Kidby gets it perfect! I am also very fond of his pictures of DEATH.. one of my favorite characters ...

The Last Hero: A Discworld Fable

78 reviews
Terry Pratchett

Eos, 2002

Excellent book!
I loved this book! The story was great fun (as are all of the Discworld stories) and quick to read. I believe the story is particularly interesting as it brings together several characters who have not yet interacted in any of the Discworld novels (Rincewind, Leonard of Quirm, and Carrot work together for example) and introduces some great new characters as well. The premise of the story is ...

The Last Hero

9 reviews
Terry Pratchett

Gollancz, 2001

A must for Pratchett fans.
An excellent Discworld side-story with many favorite characters (including, of course, the ever-present anthropomorphic personification of Death), and superb artwork. Don't miss it.

Lu-Tze's Yearbook of Enlightenment (Gollancz)

2 reviews
Stephen Briggs, Terry Pratchett

Gollancz, 2007

A great addition to your Terry Pratchett collection!
This hardcover day planner type book, is a wonderful addition to my collection. It has enough space inside to mark out and keep track of important events, blurbs for the day (as a minimilast journal) and is full of the wit of Discworld. From the musings of Mrs. Cosmopolite and various entries concerning The Megabiotic Diet, and Lobsang Dibbler, this is also a light read intended to bring a smile ...

Discworld Thieves' Guild Yearbook & Diary 2002

1 review
Terry Pratchett, Stephanie Briggs

Gollancz, 2001

Collectors item
by the time anyone is reading this this book is probably no longer being sold for under $200. If you don't know, the "diaries" are like year-planners with an informationthing at the beginning. not really worth paying for if your not a collector.

GURPS Discworld

1 review
Phil Masters, Terry Pratchett

Steve Jackson Games, 1998

wow, SJGames does it again...
and absolutely blows me away with their Discworld supplement. before i read the Gurps books, i had never even heard of (let alone read) the Discworld book series or their author, Terry Prachett. now, of course, i am in love with the Disc. SJGames had disappointed me before with their attempts to adapt things for GURPS (the World of Darkness adaptations, in particular), but i could have read ...

GURPS Discworld Also

2 reviews
Phil Masters, Terry Pratchett

Steve Jackson Games, 2000

Scenarios, templates, and "modern" Discworld
Discworld Also picks up where GURPS Discworld left off and includes information on the more modern innovations that have occurred on the Disc in the books Pratchett has written since GURPS Discworld was published, such as the communications explosion and the opening of EcksEcksEcksEcks, and also offers more information and help to the game master and players. There are also new racial packages ...

Discworld Assassins' Guild Yearbook and Diary 2000
Terry; Briggs, Stephen Pratchett

Victor Gollancz, Ltd., 1999

Das Scheibenwelt- Album.
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby

Goldmann, 2001

The Ankh-Morpork Post Office Handbook (Gollancz)
Stephen Briggs, Terry Pratchett

Gollancz, 2006

A Tourist Guide to Lancre: A Discworld Mapp (Discworld Series)

1 review
Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs

Transworld Publishers, 1998

Good, But The Other Maps Are Better
This map is a good map for those people (like me) who are addicted to Pratchett. Like the others, it helps so much with the visualisation of the places of the book (hubwise, rimwise - it all gets blurred after awhile). However, the map's only negative aspect was that it was a very large map with only a bit of detail here and there - Everything looked a bit spaced out.