My Hero and Inspiration SIR TERRY PRATCHETT has finally got rid of what he called “an embuggerance” – Alzheimers
Wherever you have gone Terry – may it be an afterlife you enjoy…
I’ve been in love with this man ever since I was a teen and read The Carpet People. I’ve read every little thing he’s ever written multiple multiple multiple times too – they grow my soul and make me laugh like no one else has ever done. Right now I have to take my eyeball to some place where it can vegetate in the closed position, but old one eye or not, I’ll write my tribute to the greatest comedy fantasy writer of all time tomorrow. It will be EPIC. It will be VERY LONG. It will be full of love, and rude humour. In the meantime, I’m pretty sure our Sir Terry had some awesome rat-on-a-stick nibbles out for the reaper, and some knock out Ankh Morpork booze. So sorry that your next book will be written amongst the stars, but those of us who believe in the great…
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While I knew of Terry Pratchett, I never taken the opportunity to read any of his works. The loss is mine. Can anyone suggest a good place to start?
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The Colour of Magic (Discworld Book 1) and sequel The Light Fantastic (Discworld Book 2) are a great start Kurt – most of his Discworld books can be read as standalone… Enjoy 😀
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