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Open Question: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak or Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Tue, Nov 3
I want to buy a new fantasy book to read but I don't know which to choose between these two;I heard they're both very good.What do you recommend?Which is better,more compelling and worth reading,in your opinion?I like the Twilight series,Uglies, Harry Potter,Blue Bloods,Blood and Choc...
Open Question: Cite movies and TV episodes that featured this Terry Pratchett monologue?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Tue, Oct 27
Terry Pratchett's "Hogfather" SF novel has a frequently quoted or re-interpreted monologue about finding "a molecule of mercy". I know I have heard this or something VERY similar in a SF movie or TV program other than Hogfather, but cannot recall which. I suspect it has been used by numerou...
Open Question: Does Stephanie Meyer Deserve The Success?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Thu, Oct 15
i personally think she doesn't (I'm 15) her writings boring, there's no plot (the last 60 pages doesn't count) and all her characters are mary sues, they might as well be made of cardboard compared to other modern writers such as Terry Pratchett and JK Rowling it doesn't even remotely comp...
Open Question: Why is the our generation, 25 plus, so enthralled by Dan Brown?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Mon, Oct 12
His characters are one-dimensional, his plotting is terrible, his research contains bigger holes than the Titanic. The next generation is stunting its literary prowess on Twilight and my generation is doing the same with Dan Brown. What is happening to us as a soceity that people like Dan...
Resolved Question: Fantasy readers: Is this a coincidence?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Sun, Sep 27
Just a little something I noticed. Did anybody else ever notice this? In the fantasy genre, there are at least three big names that have the first name of "Terry." Terry Goodkind, Terry Brooks, Terry Pratchett. Is this a coincidence, or is there some kind of meaning behind it? xD @ thunder: If y...
Open Question: Good fantasy authors?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Fri, Aug 28
I am looking for some good fantasy authors to read. Some new or old stuff I may have not heard of. I prefer epic fantasy and preferably more then one book. Below is a list of my favs and some I have read. 1. Tolkien (of course) 2. Stephen Donaldson 3. Robert Jordan 4. George R. R. Martin 5. Terry Pratchett 6. Ter...
Open Question: which Terry Pratchett novel is your favourite?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Thu, Aug 20
ok, i would like all Terry Pratchett fans to please tell me which is their favourite book by him (discworld or not) but most impportantly i would like a why it is your favourite. answers like: mort because it is good will be ignored as they are not descriptive enough. i will reveal mine later so n...
Open Question: What does the nightingale's song at the end of Good Omens mean?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Mon, Aug 3
Near the end of the book Good Omens (by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett) when Aziraphale and Crowley are dining at the Ritz, it mentioned a nightingale singing, for the first time, at Berkeley square. I was wondering, does anyone know what that means? It may be a reference that I just didn't g...
Luminato 2009: an Enchanting Evening With Neil Gaiman
Original at blogTO
• Wed, Jun 10
He has collaborated with many other fine artists, including Terry Pratchett (Good Omens), Dave mckean (Violent Cases, Signal to Noise, and The Tragical ... and more »
Hard-hitting novels longlisted for the Guardian children's fiction ...
Original at EducationGuardian.co.uk
• Fri, May 22
UK We haven't really got any fantasy," said Eccleshare. "There is still a lot of fantasy around, but exceptional fantasy has always been rather hard to find." Terry Pratchett's Nation, a novel set outside his popular Discworld universe on a South Sea ...
The UK National Theatre's Performances Now Playing Live in High ... - Market Wire
Original at WM Experts
• Wed, May 20
Following Phedre, the remaining plays in the series include Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well with Clare Higgins on October 1, 2009; and in early 2010, Nation, based on the a novel by Terry Pratchett and adapted by Mark Ravenhill as well as Alan ...
Science fiction and fantasy genre: review
Original at Telegraph.co.uk
• Wed, Apr 15
United Kingdom By Peter Ingham by Stephen Deas Readers of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels think of dragons as slightly pathetic creatures with dodgy digestion, but in Stephen Deas’s first novel they are restored to all their scaly, fire-breathing glory. ...
Book Review: Wombat & Fox - Thrillseekers by Terry Denton
Original at Blogcritics
• Tue, Feb 17
OH My six and nine year old children both liked and were able to read the book easily and quickly (though neither of them are reluctant readers), while my 11 year old took a break from his his Terry Pratchett to have a read too, just to provide an example ...
TV Review: Terry Pratchett - Living with Alzheimer's, BBC Two ...
Original at TV Scoop
• Thu, Feb 12
Times Online UK - So much so he began to talk about the character, Death, in his Discworld novels, a character that people aren't scared by. Pratchett realised that it wasn't ... Rehab; Nature’s Great Events; Terry Pratchett: Living with Alzheimer’s Times Online all 2 news articles
Radio Choice
Original at Times Online
• Thu, Jan 15
UK - Wyrd Sisters Radio 7, 6pm The first of four episodes of the dramatisation of the sixth of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, concerning three Macbethean ...
Opinion: SFF Chronicles 1: Matt Smith as Doctor Who; Terry Pratchett; Neil GaimanOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Jan 9
By rss@youtube.com (sffchronicles) The first SFF Chronicles broadcast, covering Matt Smith's appointment as Doctor Who no.11; Terry Pratchett's knighthood, and a review of The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. More: http://www.sffchronicles.co.uk/ Keywords: Science Fiction Fantasy Matt Smith Doctor Who Terry Pratchett N...
Another YearOriginal at Neil Gaiman's Journal
• Tue, Dec 30
By noreply@blogger.com (Neil) posted by Neil Let's see. The biggest and the best news of the day is that Terry Pratchett is now Sir Terrence of Pratchett. Hurrah. I shall doff my cap the next time I see him. It will be the best-doffed cap in the land. I shall buy a cap first, specially. Pondering, Karen L
Open Question: Has anyone heard of Terry Pratchett other than Discworld?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Sat, Dec 13
Yes believe it or not there are several very good books out there such as Strata and The Dark side Of The Sun by a little known author called Terry Pratchett (yes I know he's pottered about with something feeble called ?Discworld?) Has anyone actually read these 'other' books as well as a few...
Good books for teens and grade-schoolers | ScrippsNews
Original at Scripps News
• Wed, Nov 19
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Best known for his "Discworld" books, Terry Pratchett has crafted a quirky, richly complex tale in "Nation" (HarperCollins, $16.99). Pratchett tells the story of Mau and Daphne, two survivors of a tsunami, and how they work together to ...
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Opinion: Soul Music - Terry Pratchett
Original at Sandstorm Reviews
• Fri, Nov 14
By Alice(noreply@blogger.com) This is Susan Death's first Discworld outing, but apart from that, it's all pretty standard stuff. The story is the usual device of New Magical Power Appears To Threaten the Discworld®, But Is Thwarted And Life Continues As Normal, with the added Death side-story of Death Tries To Underst...
Book Review: The Turtle Moves! Discworld's Story Unauthorized by Lawrence Watt-Evans
Original at Blogcritics
• Fri, Sep 19
Since the publication of The Colour of Magic 25 years ago, Terry Pratchett has been spinning tales of comedic fantasy set on Discworld. The realm sits as a disc on the back of four elephants who, in turn, stand on the back of a giant turtle, swimming through space, and it gets more complex from...
Just A Review: Nation by Terry Pratchett
Original at Just A Theory
• Fri, Sep 19
By Jacob Aron Nation, however, is straight fiction - and also Pratchett’s first non-Discworld novels in a while. Set 150 years ago, it’s about a boy named Mau who returns from the ritual that will make him a man to find his island home has been ...
RANDOM REVIEW: Making Money by Terry Pratchett
Original at Examiner.com
• Mon, Aug 18
- Now, the 33-odd Discworld romp, Making Money is out. If you’ve followed the Discworld since its Rincewind beginnings, enjoy; if you’re a fantasy lover but ...
DVD Review: Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collection
Original at Blogcritics
• Thu, Aug 7
By Jeff Provine This world being, of course, Discworld, the setting for many of Terry Pratchett’s comedy-fantasy novels. For those unfamiliar with his works, Pratchett takes fantasy and its many peculiar elements (magic,...
Book Review: Making Money by Terry Pratchett
Original at Blogcritics
• Tue, Jun 17
OH - You can’t go wrong with any of the Discworld novels. But, like his characters, Prachett is well rounded. He’ll make you laugh and think, possibly even tear ...
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Original at DVD Talk
• Sun, Mar 9
Before J.K. Rowling exploded onto the scene, the best selling British author was Terry Pratchett. via DVD Talk
DVD Review: Hogfather - The Trades
Original at The Trades
• Wed, Feb 20
DVD Review: Hogfather OR - Feb 20, 2008 Hogfather" is one of the many stories set in the Discworld, a conceit of Terry Pratchett (or "practically Lord Pratchett" as Good Omens co-author Neil ...
Open Question: I know this has been asked before, but who is your favorite Discworld character?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Fri, Feb 8
I just love what I've read of the "Discworld" books by Terry Pratchett, myself. I'm just asking out of curiosity. Personally I LOVE Jonathan Teatime from "Hogfather" (although in my opinion, Marc Warren portrayed him horribly in the movie adaptation). He's just so intriguing (and also fun...
Fanfiction: "For the Birds" -- Good Omens
Original at argyleheir (Livejournal)
• Fri, Jan 4
By Argyle Title: For the Birds Author: Argyle Fandom: Good Omens Characters: Aziraphale and Crowley Rating: G Disclaimer: These characters were created by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. This is a piece of nonprofit fanfiction, and no copyright infringement is intended. Summary: Everyone's a...
Fanfiction: xtecryvbhj
Original at ldkirby (Livejournal)
• Wed, Dec 26
By ldkirby Title: Obligations Fandom: Good Omens Rating: PG Pairing: Aziraphale/Crowley. Ish. Disclaimer: Everything belongs to Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, as I'm not nearly clever enough to have come up with any of it. Summary: In which Aziraphale reflects, gets utterly smashed, and has app...
Opinion: Open Question: Hogfather (tv movie)?
Original at Yahoo! Answers
• Mon, Dec 24
So, did anyone else happen to catch the wonderful tv movie "Hogfather" last night, on the ION channel? I've been a Terry Pratchett fan for many years, and I wasn't even aware that a film version of my favorite Pratchett book (Hogfather) had been made. I thought it was wonderful. It's probably...
Terry Pratchett's admission of Alzheimer's is a sad absurdity for ... - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com
Original at The Plain Dealer
• Sun, Dec 23
Terry Pratchett's admission of Alzheimer's is a sad absurdity for ... The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com, OH - The ape is a long-standing character in Discworld, and that scene in the 1990 fantasy novel hooked me. But humorist Terry Pratchett was only getting started ...
FIC: Give Them Enough Rope
Original at wizefics (Livejournal)
• Sat, Dec 15
Title: Give Them Enough Rope Fandom: Good Omens Prompt: 73 - rope tamingthemuse Warnings: None Rating: General Summary: The Forces of Evil have nowhere near the imaginative ability for anger and hatred that humans do. Disclaimer: Good Omens is penned by Neil Gaimon and Terry Pratchett. T...
Fic, The Morale and Mental Health of Potted Plants
Original at lower_tadfield (Livejournal)
• Mon, Aug 20
Title: The Morale and Mental Health of Pot Plants Rating: PG for a few swears Disclaimer: Property of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, I'm just borrowing them S ...
Hogfather on DVD - Digital Spy
Original at digitalspy.co.uk
• Wed, Apr 25
Hogfather on DVD Digital Spy, UK - The first ever live-action adaptation of world renowned, best-selling novelist Terry Pratchett is released on DVD. With an all-star ensemble cast of the ...
Book Review Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett
Original at Associated Content
• Thu, Mar 22
By By info@associatedcontent.com (Diane Hartt) Young and old alike will enjoy Wintersmith Terry Pratchetts latest Discworld creation.
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett
Original at Scholar's
• Tue, Dec 26
By scolere@gmail.com (Michele) Terry Pratchett's Small Gods is a good place to start reading the Discworld books - it's a stand-alone (ie. not part of a several-books-long character arc) and it's not too outrageously funny (which some people might find off putting). It's also profound, very thought-provoking and stil...
Review - Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather, Sky One HD, Sun-Mon
Original at HDTV UK
• Tue, Dec 19
By Ian Calcutt Oh dear, Sky made a pig’s ear of this one! Hogfather might have attracted up to 2.8 million viewers on its first night – really big numbers for Sky One – but how many subscribers felt they got their money’s...
Santa on his slay
Original at Times Online
• Fri, Dec 8
UK - Or rather, it is in Terry Pratchett’s reality-skewed ... know — the basis of his 1997 Discworld novel, The ... What Pratchett-heads may be more surprised to read ... Why David's dead funny Manchester Evening News all 2 news articles
Opinion: Terry Gilliam is Hoping For Good Omens
Original at Cinematical
• Tue, Oct 10
By Matt Bradshaw The novel is basically a humorous look at the coming of the anti-christ, told with a marvelously absurd British wit. Gilliam is American, but his nightmarishly bizarre cartoons for Monty Python's Flying Circus meshed seamlessly with the contributions of his British colleagues. Gillia...
Johnny Depp May Have No Time For Good Omens
Original at Terry Pratchett Unseen Message Board
• Fri, Jul 14
With Terry Gilliam's luck what it is these days, it might be smart for him to move ahead with projects when he can. In the case of his next film, Good Omens, may mean not casting as he would prefer. It seems that the religious fantasy comedy, which is based on the novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil G...
The Buzz: 'Good Omens'
Original at Minneapolis Star Tribune
• Fri, Mar 10
subscription), MN - Mar 10, 2006 Omens" Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman met in 1985 when Gaiman, a journalist at the time, interviewed Pratchett after the release of Prachett's first Discworld ...
Terry Pratchett’s ‘Hogfather’ starts HD production at 3 ...
Original at 4RFV
• Fri, Mar 10
Ireland - Mar 10, 2006 Sky One and RHI Entertainment’s commission of Terry Pratchett’s worldwide best-selling ... marks the first ever live action / CGI film of Discworld and its ...
TERRIFIC TREAT WITH TERRY PRATCHETT
Original at Terry Pratchett Unseen Message Board
• Tue, Mar 7
Fourteen-year-old Euan Macrae from Tain, Ross-shire, who lives with EwingÂ’s Sarcoma, had a fantastic day to remember last week (Wednesday 8th February) when his literary wish to meet celebrated best selling author Terry Pratchett was granted by Make-A-Wish Foundation UK, the char...
Terry Pratchett, It's funny fantasy.
Original at Terry Pratchett Unseen Message Board
• Tue, Mar 7
It's the latest book written by Terry Pratchett. It's funny fantasy. He is a very good writer from Britain. The other ones I remember are Truckers, about these teeny little people who live inside this store. Wee Free Men is about a witch who realizes that there are little blue people that live in...
Terry Gilliam's flying circus
Original at Ha'aretz
• Fri, Feb 24
subscription), Israel - Feb 24, 2006 They include an adaptation of the fantasy novel "Good Omens," by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, with Johnny Depp and Robin Williams; an adaptation of Dickens ...
Battle-scarred Gilliam looks to future
Original at BBC News
• Wed, Feb 22
UK - Feb 22, 2006 As with another of his mooted projects - an adaptation of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel, Good Omens - the problem lies in raising enough ...
David is grumpy wizard
Original at The Sun
• Wed, Feb 8
UK - Feb 8, 2006 By BECI WOOD. SIR DAVID JASON is to star in a TV adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s best-selling series Discworld. Only Fools And ...
'Hogfather' TV film deal proves an offer Pratchett could not ...
Original at Independent
• Wed, Feb 8
UK - Feb 8, 2006 And Terry Pratchett, the best-selling author, now ... growing popularity of the Discworld books in America ... Pratchett described his literary style, which combines ...
Sky One takes on Pratchett fantasy
Original at C21Media
• Wed, Feb 8
UK - Feb 8, 2006 high-definition live-action/CGI adaptation of author Terry Pratchett's fantasy fiction ... in the 'semi-medieval but strangely familiar' Discworld, and revolves ...