The seventeenth Discworld novel and a Rincewind / Wizards book, in Penguin’s new Letterbox paperback with Josh Kirby’s classic cover art. May you live in interesting times: the Disc’s least welcome blessing, and Rincewind’s entire CV. The Counterweight Continent wants a Great Wizzard. Unseen University sends the man who cannot spell the word. Revolution, Cohen the Barbarian, the Silver Horde and one very important butterfly follow.
Granny and Nanny unmask opera’s obsessions in Pratchett’s Phantom farce, captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic notes for stage-struck fans.
A paperback edition with the original cover art of the classic fantasy novel by Terry Pratchett, the fifth book in the Witches series, part of the Discworld novels.
Vimes probes a golem’s awakening and a royal poisoning in Pratchett’s Watch whodunit, captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic moulds for justice sculptors.
Death dons the Hogfather’s hat in Pratchett’s Hogswatch hijinks, captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic noels for seasonal skeptics.
The twenty-first Discworld novel and the fourth City Watch book, in Penguin’s new Letterbox paperback with Josh Kirby’s classic cover art. An island rises in the Circle Sea. Ankh-Morpork and Klatch both claim it. War looks easy until Commander Vimes has to police a crime so large there is no law against it. Nationalism, fish, 71-hour Ahmed and the Watch trying to arrest a war.
Vimes’ Uberwald odyssey stomps on vampire vampires in Pratchett’s diplomatic debacle, captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic tusks for treaty troublers.
The twenty-fifth Discworld novel, a standalone, in Penguin’s new Letterbox paperback with Josh Kirby’s classic cover art. Ankh-Morpork gets its first newspaper. William de Worde learns that movable type moves more than letters. Vetinari is in a cell, the facts look tidy, and a lie is already halfway round the city. Ink, dwarfs, a vampire with a flashgun, and the difference between a story and the truth.
A ‘Discworld novel with pictures’ – the 27th instalment in the fantasy series that made Terry Pratchett an international superstar – in a brand-new format.
“A fable? Perhaps. Fabulous? Certainly.” — The Times
A small but perfectly formed complete Discworld novel, fully illustrated in lavish colour throughout, THE LAST HERO is an essential part of any Discworld collection.
It stars the legendary Cohen the Barbarian, a legend in his own lifetime. Cohen can remember when a hero didn’t have to worry about fences and lawyers and civilisation, and when people didn’t tell you off for killing dragons. But he can’t always remember, these days, where he put his teeth… So now, with his ancient sword and his new walking stick and his old friends – and they’re very old friends – Cohen the Barbarian is going on one final quest. He’s going to climb the highest mountain in the Discworld and meet his gods. The last hero in the world is going to return what the first hero stole. With a vengeance. That’ll mean the end of the world, if no one stops him in time.
The twenty-ninth Discworld novel and the sixth City Watch book, in Penguin’s new Letterbox paperback with Paul Kidby’s classic cover art. Commander Vimes chases a killer onto a roof at Unseen University and falls into his own past. The Glorious Twenty-Fifth of May is coming. The city is about to bleed. Vimes has to teach a younger Watch, stop Carcer, and get home before Sybil gives birth. History with a badge on.
Vimes’ time-lost fight for revolution’s right in Pratchett’s Watch classic, captured in this Paul Kidby paperback. Nostalgic barricades for history buffs.
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