terry pratchett's new book...

[dolf]

*reads*

 

[pete]

*reads*

what, i gotta google it myself?

sheesh, some people are soooooo lazy

 

[dolf]

the long earth

 

[blobfish]

Does he write kid's books? I've heard the name, but I can't quite attach it.

 

[Liar]

I'm still on Snuff.

Something to look forward to then.

 

[Byron In Exile]

*reads*

You read books?

Srsly?

 

[Typo Fu Master]

the long earth

Thank you. I didn't know he had a new one.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

*reads*

I had to look him up. Not my cup o'tea...

I'll read CS Lewis, but I'm going no where near Narnia.

 

[Liar]

I had to look him up. Not my cup o'tea...

I'll read CS Lewis, but I'm going no where near Narnia.

Quite a different beast. Think social satire in Woodehouse vernacular, plus dragons and stuff.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Quite a different beast. Think social satire in Woodehouse vernacular, plus dragons and stuff.

You lost me at dragons.


Now, if it were robots...

















... I mean SEXbots... I think dolf is a sexbot...

 

[Sean]

the long earth

AM, Lancre or other?

 

[Image]

You lost me at dragons.

Now, if it were robots...

Ha! I'm exactly the opposite. I cut my eye teeth on Sci-fi but discovered I much prefer Fantasy!

I'm still on Snuff.

Something to look forward to then.

I loved Snuff...

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

I have no desire to fuck a dragon or a fairy...

 

[Image]

I have no desire to fuck a dragon or a fairy...

But dolfbots, er I mean sexbots are so cold!

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

But dolfbots, er I mean sexbots are so cold!

Gives me stand-out nipples!

 

[Very_Bad_Man]

will it make good toilet paper?

is it ass friendly ink?

i'll take a dozen.

thanks.

 

[dolf]

Thank you. I didn't know he had a new one.

there's a another. the world of poo.

I had to look him up. Not my cup o'tea...

I'll read CS Lewis, but I'm going no where near Narnia.

no narnia in this one.

AM, Lancre or other?

other. it's set on earth. no dragons or magic at all.

 

[dolf]

it's not the dragons i like.
it's that he's so perceptive and has a way of summing up human nature and humanity. there's no black & white in his books.

 

[Recidiva]

Love him. I'm working through all his stuff in order on my Kindle.

I think "Good Omens" is my favorite.

 

[butters]

thanks for the nod, dolf, i'll keep a eye out for it.
sean got me reading terry p, and that's who i've been reading this past two weeks on and off, starting with Sourcery, then Equal Rites, then The Colour of Magic followed by The Light Fantastic. i'm loving his writing, but my favourite so far has been Nation - something deeper (and fatter) to get my imagination's teeth into.

 

[Recidiva]

thanks for the nod, dolf, i'll keep a eye out for it.
sean got me reading terry p, and that's who i've been reading this past two weeks on and off, starting with Sourcery, then Equal Rites, then The Colour of Magic followed by The Light Fantastic. i'm loving his writing, but my favourite so far has been Nation - something deeper (and fatter) to get my imagination's teeth into.

*smile*

"Does. Not. Happen."

 

[Luna_Wolf72]

*writes down this title so that I can check my book case when I get home...30 plus DW novels, plus Good Omens...I think I might have stopped at Making Money...need to get back to Terry P and leave William Gibson alone for the nonce*

 

[Recidiva]

*writes down this title so that I can check my book case when I get home...30 plus DW novels, plus Good Omens...I think I might have stopped at Making Money...need to get back to Terry P and leave William Gibson alone for the nonce*

Check out Christopher Moore if you like Pratchett. How can you not love "Island of the Sequined Love Nun" or "The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove"

Annnd...

*tacklehugs*

 

[dolf]

and robert rankin. uh huh.

 

[Recidiva]

and robert rankin. uh huh.

I haven't read him. *scribbles*

But I will!

Any suggestions of a first read from the author?