The New Discworld Companion (Gollancz)2 reviews Terry Pratchett Gollancz, 2004 An inventory of imagination + All the Information Ever!! The wonderful thing about reading encyclopaedias is that there are no rules to follow. From cover to cover, if you wish. Selecting topics of personal interest and ignoring all else, if that's your preference. There's pleasure gained by arbitrary random choices as well as with following ...             Discworlds Diary Unseen University Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs Firebird Distributing, 1997             The Pratchett Portfolio (Discworld)4 reviews Terry Pratchett Gollancz, 1996 For Discworld fanatics only + Worthwhile addition for any Discworld fan + Discworld lives! 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. ...             Nanny Ogg's Cookbook (Discworld Series)16 reviews Terry Pratchett Transworld Publishers, 2001 read for the fantasy, not the food + Fun in the Kitchen - Ogg style + Awesomely funny read! + Nanny Ogg's Cookbook             The Wyrdest Link: Terry Pratchett's Discworld Quizbook2 reviews David Langford Gollancz, 2007 The Wyrdest Link--Test Your Pratchett Knowledge + A fun curiosity Those of you who are fans of Terry Pratchett will appreciate this trivia book. If you thought you knew something about the plots and puns of Discworld, and those of the Roundworld, as well, try your hand at these stumpers. It's a small book, divided into sections, with ten trivia questions ...             THE DISCWORLD COMPANION16 reviews STEPHEN BRIGGS (ILLUSTRATOR) TERRY PRATCHETT GOLLANCZ, 1997 Only if you already know the series + Discworld Companion really helpful + The New One is out in Britain!!! + A welcome companion to a complicated world...             The Science of Discworld II: The Globe10 reviews Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart, ... Ebury Press, 2003 The emergence of the storytelling ape + Hmmmm + Not quite one or the other, but still worth reading + Homo Narrans Explained             Secrets of The Wee Free Men and Discworld: The Myths and Legends of Terry Pratchett's Multiverse7 reviews Carrie Pyykkonen, Linda Washington St. Martin's Griffin, 2008 A fun, interactive guide to Discworld's popular novels Any collection strong in novels by Terry Pratchett will welcome this critical survey The Wee Free Men and Discworld: the Myths and Legends of Terry Pratchett's Multiverse. It provides a fun, interactive guide to Discworld's popular novels, analyzing his work and providing a foundation for ...             So You Think You Know "Discworld"? (So You Think You Know) Clive Gifford Hodder Children's Books, 2006 Enter the weird and wonderful world of Terry Pratchett and put your knowledge of his Discworld series to the test. With over 1000 questions, this is a must-have for all true fans of Pratchett's popular books.             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 ...             The Wit and Wisdom of Discworld16 reviews Terry Pratchett Harper, 2007 Great fun for Pratchett fans! + Good if you're a PTerry fan, otherwise, read the original books. There's not much to say about this book, aside from "buy a copy." Anyone who loves Terry's Discworld enjoys his humour and wit. Having what are arguably all the best lines from each book in one handy reference is great, since it means you can laugh your way through the development of the series in ...             The Streets of Ankh Morpork: Being a Concife and Possibly Even Accurate Mapp of the Great City of the ...4 reviews Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs Corgi Adult, 1993 Highly Enjoyable + great, nicely labeled map + I will definitely get this book This is a Map of the City of Ankh Morkpork. If you have't heard of Ankh Morpork you're missing out on one of the best fantasy series ever (Discworld)! The Streets of Ankh Morpork includes a big map, I hung it on my wall, and a small booklet describing the map, and the locations on the map. The ...             Science of Discworld12 reviews Terry Pratchett Ebury Press UK, 2002 The storytelling ape + Bravissimo! Try enlivening a party with this question: "What's on your mind?" When the babble has become truly raucous, ask another: "How did it get in there?" This book is about those questions, how we came to consider them, and how we've tried to learn to understand them. Interleaving a fantasy story with ...             The Folklore of Discworld1 review Terry Pratchett, Jacqueline Simpson Doubleday UK, 2008 Nineteen versions?? Folklore, ancient or modern, is one of the major foundation stones of the Discworld books. Human nature being another, one assumes. Discworld folklore is a trivia test among Discworld fans who will slyly ask one another [generally over a pint], if they can identify the origins of a certain figure ...             Death's Domain: A Discworld Mapp (Discworld Series)8 reviews Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby Transworld Publishers, 1999 Neat little novelty + inimitable pratchett + See Death before you Die 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 ...             The Discworld Almanak: The Year of the Prawn1 review Terry Pratchett, Bernard Pearson Doubleday, 2004 Fan candy If your not a discworld fan I don't even know why your reading the reviews for this item. This another supplement and if your not fan it's kind of a slow read. Especially due to the archaic spellings.             The Turtle Moves!: Discworld's Story Unauthorized5 reviews Lawrence Watt-Evans Benbella Books, 2008 So, you think you know Discworld? + Discover Discworld + Pratchett + Caution! Contains addictive substance! + Turtles do move             GURPS Discworld Also2 reviews Phil Masters, Terry Pratchett Steve Jackson Games, 2000 Scenarios, templates, and "modern" Discworld + Excellent Supplement to GURPS 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 ...             GURPS Discworld1 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 ...             Discworld Thieves' Guild Yearbook & Diary 20021 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.