Terry Pratchett
S and T are the two authors who most reflect my sensibilities. Terry Pratchett has my style of humor combined with deep thought. I already said that I want to be one his characters when I grow up.
I came here to link to a BBC Radio production of his novel Guards! Guards! that I quite enjoyed. I listened to it while walking around my neighborhood while I was on self-isolation. I promise I did. I can’t find it on YouTube (where I listened to it). I can’t find it in my history from that time period. I promise. It was very good. I have obviously fallen through a crack in the universe to a parallel dimension where none of this happened. Sorry to say that the guy is still President.
Anyway, read Terry Pratchett. Read it all. Reread as required. Â
I actually have not read it all. There is one book that I got out of the library when it was released. I was sitting in a Mexican restaurant all ready to read the book and then I just couldn’t. I knew he was dying. That could have been the last book he ever published. I couldn’t bring myself to read it. I sent it back to the library. Because that one unread book exists I was able to read his actual last book. Maybe someday I’ll be able to read the one that got away. Maybe…
Excellent choice. Great author.
Excellent choice! Amazing author.
Terry Pratchett’s books didn’t appeal to me when I tried them years ago, but you and others are making me think I should try again. I’m enjoying your alphabet — you manage to make it so surprising.
be well… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
That is an excellent author. Great choice for your post.
I hope you and yours are staying safe and healthy during this difficult time.
J Lenni Dorner~ Co-host of the #AtoZchallenge, Debut Author Interviewer, Reference& Speculative Fiction Author
I feel bad about not being caught up on my Terry Pratchett. I better get on it.