Last night we were at The Stables in Wavendon (near Milton Keynes) for a show by Marc Burrows about one of our (and his) favourite authors Sir Terry Pratchett (RIP). Marc's show is about his love of the

As mentioned in a previous post I have been reading a lot more Terry Pratchett and I specifically like the books about The Watch. More specifically I like Captain Vimes, a ragged copper trying to find

The first book in the series which also gave its name to it. The remaining four. I am nearing the end of the fifth and final book. It's a long read as is long the narrative, literally. I picked up the

Zeměplocha. Hrál jsem čarodějky a ty jsou super. Telegrafy jsme jen koupil, ale nehrál. No a ta první co na ní je želva A'Tuin tak tu už neměli a ani v bazarech. No a lidi teď sbíraj všechno a kamarád

Never come to often across with quote of Terry Pratchett: Coming back to where you started is not the same as never leaving.

If you are feeling down right now, this is the show for you. It is such a feel good pick me up. Who knew that a show about the end of the world can be so cheerfully fun? I actually read the book a while

I'd rather be a climbing ape than a falling angel #TerryPratchett

Geschafft! Heute zum siebten und zum letzten mal stelle ich eines meiner Lieblingsbücher vor, was ich in den letzten Tagen aufgrund einer Einladung von @erniegreenhill, der mich damit auf die #Bookchallenge

I admit that I still haven't read the book which is written by two excellent writers: Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. After seeing this amazing trailer I am putting on the top of my to read list, after

Some philosophical quotes to make you think.

Sometimes to be inspired you need to look outside the box. This quote gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "when life gives you lemons."

I love it when people make fun of metaphors, Sir Terry Pratchett was really good at doing that. Since this weekend celebrates his birthday, I thought it would be a good week to share some of my favourite

Some of you will know I'm a big fan of Terry Pratchett. I've read most of his many books. Most of those are set in a place called the Discworld where magic plays a strong part. He's written other books

Teri Pratchett undoubtedly is one of the most famous names in modern world literature. The British writer is the most popular and beloved of his series of comic fantasy novels for the World of Disc, which

“The stories never said why she was wicked. It was enough to be an old woman, enough to be all alone, enough to look strange because you have no teeth. It was enough to be called a witch. If it came to

"You cannot go around building a better world for people. Only people can build a better world for people. Otherwise it's just a cage." Terry Pratchett- Witches Abroad Post Christmas musings,

I saw a pic about this and when I read more, it really touched me. "Every year since 1944, the Icelandic book trade has published a catalogue – called Bókatíðindi (‘Book Bulletin’, in English) – that

Salisbury is an ancient cathedral city that people have travelled to for centuries. We went there for a slightly different reason this weekend. Terry Pratchett lived near Salisbury and the local museum

Apparently author Terry Pratchett requested that the hard drives containing his unfinished stories be crushed by steamroller and this has now been done. It's a shame we won't get to read them, but I think

You may have seen this coming as I've written about him before. I discovered Terry Pratchett over 20 years ago when I found Pyramids in our local library. I tracked down others and devoured them all. I