Discworld

[Anonymous No.1133521]

So, who here on /lit/ is a fan of Terry Pratchett?
Read his latest book yet?

Image related, this bad-ass motherfucker has a Duck and he knows how to use it.

[Anonymous No.1133540]

My friends keep telling me to read his series. I need to, but there's just too much other stuff on my to-read list right now.

Maybe if the world ends and everyone dies, then I'll be able to get to it.

[Putin !!B4iAIioZuhG No.1133543]

I am a fan. Haven't read his most recent book. Disowned everything post-Fifth Elephant. After that the Alzheimers got 'im.

[OP No.1133554]

>>1133543

he wrote The Fifth Elephant about 10 years ago, long before he was diagnosed. and all his books are up for torrenting if you're poor / cheap.
i can .rar my collection [all of his works but the latest, got them in PDF, some html, alongside hardbacks] if enough people ask for it.

[Anonymous No.1133567]

>>1133540
keep in mind, Pratchett's works are very easy reads. You could rip through one in a few days.

>Capcha: Some german word wtf

[Anonymous No.1133578]

>>1133554

You have no idea how much I would appreciate that, good sir.

[Anonymous No.1133632]

He is almost dead. LOL
...
(irl lol)

[Anonymous No.1133640]

>>1133567
Anyone could read a Discworld book in a few days. Any regular reader can knock one out everday.
Even my friend who is barely above illiterate reads them.

So, basically >1133540 has no excuse. Especially since they make nice distractions between books.

[Anonymous No.1133663]

>>1133521

I'm about to tear into the Terry Pratchett torrent I downloaded.

Also, I'm stealing your duck man pic for a macro. TY

[OP No.1133664]

>>1133640

personally i can read one of his books in an afternoon sitting. feels good, man.

[Anonymous No.1133691]

>>1133554
That would be awesome. Do it!

[Anonymous No.1133706]

>>1133691

[Anonymous No.1133727]

which book should i start with?

[Anonymous No.1133837]

Try "Guards! Guards!" I have a soft spot for Vimes. Colour of Magic is a good start, too.