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{{Book Data
|title= Eric
|photo=
|date= August 1990
|publisher= Victor Gollancz
|isbn= 0575600012
|pages= 160

|series= Rincewind Series
|characters= [[Rincewind]], [[Eric]], [[Death]], [[The Luggage]]
|annotations=
|notes= Book #09
}}

==Blurb==
Eric is the [[Discworld (world)|Discworld]]'s only demonology hacker. Pity he's not very good at it.

All he wants is three wishes granted. Nothing fancy - to be immortal, rule the world, have the most beautiful woman in the world fall madly in love with him, the usual stuff. But instead of a tractable demon, he calls up Rincewind, probably the most incompetent wizard in the universe, and the extremely intractable and hostile form of travel accessory known as the Luggage.

With them on his side, Eric's in for a ride through space and time that is bound to make him wish (quite fervently) again - this time that he'd never been born.

==Plot Summary==

As indicated by the crossed-out portion of the title, a parody of {{wp|Faust|Faust}}.

On a blazingly hot Ankh-Morpork summer afternoon, Rincewind the wizard, trapped in the [[Dungeon Dimensions]] after the events of {{S}}, attempts to return to the Disc.

His attempted return attracts the attention of [[Death]] (who is pretty much used to Rincewind doing unusual things), and the [[wizards]], who ultimately use the [[Rite of AshkEnte]] to get Death to tell them what is going on.

Meanwhile, demonologist Eric Thursley attempts to summon a [[Demons|demon]], managing to rescue Rincewind in the process (unknown to either, Duke Vassenego arranges this as part of his plot against Astfgl).

Rincewind convinces Eric that he's not a demon, but the sudden appearance of the Luggage (which follows Rincewind everywhere) convinces Eric that he was right in the first place. Eric then makes three wishes:

* mastery of the kingdoms of the world
* meeting the most beautiful woman who has ever lived
* living for ever (the text reads "for ever", which becomes a significant point later; presumably Eric wanted to live "forever", which is a little different)

and a chest of gold "just to be getting on with it".

Meanwhile, Astfgl, the new King of the Demons, is trying to adjust to his new position, annoyed that:

* no one can pronounce his name yet
* the "old guard" almost-but-not-quite disobey him, and are plotting against him
* the Gods ignore him

To demonstrate he has no power, Rincewind snaps his fingers, transporting himself and Eric about a thousand miles above the Disc. A second snap transports them to a [[Tezuman Empire]] (ruled by the [[Great Muzuma]]). The Tezumen (plural of Tezuman) accept Eric as Ruler of the World, and shower him with tribute and speeches.

The Tezumen, however, have not invented paper (communication between them and Eric/Rincewind is via stone tablet), nor the wheel (they use disks with holes as jewelry, currency, and hats, but not as wheels), and their calendar counts down, giving them a suicidally gloomy and pessimistic outlook on life (well, that, plus the swamps, hummingbird-sized mosquitoes, lack of metal ore, volcanoes, weather, etc).

After Rincewind rescues explorer Ponce da Quirm (who's wasted all his life searching for the Fountain of Youth), he learns (by reading a large collection of stone blocks) that the Tezumen intend to kill (in an exquisitely painful manner) the Ruler of the World (ie, Eric), and Rincewind. Rincewind and da Quirm try to leave quietly, but are captured.

Just as they're about to be killed, the Tezuman god Quezovercoatl appears. Contrary to his appearance in visions and statues, he is only 6 inches high. As he's about to give the Tezumen Astfgl's new directive, he is crushed by the Luggage (requiring him to spend several centuries regenerating in one of the nether hells, since demons apparently can't die), which is racing to re-unite with Rincewind.

The Tezumen release Rincewind, Eric, and da Quirm, and decide to worship the Luggage as a God. Rincewind gives Eric's parrot to da Quirm as a present.

Rincewind snaps his fingers again, landing himself and Eric in the Tsortean Horse, a ruse concocted by Ephebian leader Lavaeolus to conquer the city of Tsort. Lavaeolus correctly assumes that the Tsorteans will think the horse contains an invading force. Instead, while the Tsorteans are waiting for the Ephebians to come out of the horse, the Ephebians "nip round the back" and slip in through Tsort's unguarded back gate, accidentally assisted by Rincewind and Eric, who were trying to leave.

Despite his best efforts, Rincewind is influential in getting Eric to meet the beautiful Elenor.

Rincewind and Eric are sent back in time to when the Creator was making the world. They have a discussion about the Discworld. Later, Rincewind and Eric discuss the meaning of living forever. Rincewind tosses his egg and cress sandwich into the water, starting the formation of life. Eric's wishes are now used up, requiring Rincewind to find a way to save them.

Rincewind and Eric are then sent to [[Hell]], which they basically run through, meeting Ponce da Quirm and Eric's Parrot. Ponce da Quirm explains that he found the Fountain of Youth, but forgot to boil any still water found in the wild, and subsequently died from the bacteria in the water. At the end of the book, Rincewind and Eric escape, and Astfgl is promoted to Lifetime President of Hell, a mainly maintenance job, which he is completely happy with.

''This plot summary is incomplete. Please expand it.''

==Characters==

===Main characters===

* [[Eric]]
* [[Rincewind]]
* [[The Luggage]]

===Minor characters===

* Archchancellor [[Ezrolith Churn]]
* [[Astfgl]], King of Hell
* [[Elenor]] of [[Tsort]]
* [[Lavaeolus]]
* The [[Librarian]]
* [[Duke Vassenego]]
* [[Quezovercoatl]], the Feathered Boa, a parody of {{wp|Quetzalcoatl|Quetzalcoatl}}
* [[Ponce da Quirm]], parody of {{wp|Juan_Ponce_de_Le%C3%B3n|Ponce de Leon}}
* The [[Creator]]
* [[Death]]

==Cameos==

* [[Herrena the Henna-Haired Harridan]]
* [[Red Scharron]]
* [[Diome, Witch of the Night]]
* [[Senior Tutor]]
* [[Private Archeios]], a private who looks after a child
* [[Urglefloggah]], Spawn of the Pit and Loathly Guardian of the Dread Portal
* [[Azaremoth]], Stench of Dog Breath, a demon who guards a parody of {{wp|Tityus|Tityus}} (whose liver was eaten by two vultures) and/or {{wp|Prometheus|Prometheus}} (whose constantly-regenerating liver was eaten by an eagle, albeit not in Hades)
* [[Lord Vizzimuth]], a demon who reads "Unhealthy and Unsafety Regulations Governing the Lifting and Moving of Large Objects" to a parody of {{wp|Sisyphus|Sisyphus}}

==Locations==

* [[Pseudopolis]]
* [[Ankh-Morpork]]
* [[Death's Domain]]
* [[Hell]]
* [[Klatch (continent)|Klatch]]
**[[Tezuman Empire]]
* [[Quirm]]
* [[Tsort]]

==Sentient Species==

*[[Gorgon|Gorgons]] (mentioned)
*[[Humans]]

==Supernatural Entities==

*[[Creator|The Creator]]
*[[Demons]]
*[[Death]]
*[[The gods|The Gods]] (mentioned)
*[[Imps]]
*[[Dungeon Dimensions|Horrors from the Dungeon Dimensions]] (mentioned)

==Things/People Mentioned==

* [[The Joy of Tantric Sex with Illustrations for the Advanced Student, by A.Lady]] (parodying books like {{wp|Story_of_O|The Story of O}} and {{wp|Joy_of_Sex|The Joy of Sex}} and authors with names like "J" (an alias of {{wp|Joan_Garrity|Joan Garrity}})) and Roundworld books published anonymously, such as Jane Austen's first novel.
* [[Some Little Known Aspects of Kuian Rain-making Rituals]], a seven-volume treatise by Ezrolith Churn
* [[Names of the Ants]], a book by [[Humptemper]]
* [[Ku]], continent that sank slowly (over a period of 30 years) into the sea, a parody of {{wp|Atlantis|Atlantis}}
* [[Old Tom]], [[Unseen University]]'s magical clock that tolls out silences every hour
* Riinjswin and Winswin, demons with names similar to Rincewind's
* [[Mallificarum Sumpta Diabolicite Occularis Singularum]], a demon-summoning book whose initials parody {{wp|MSDOS|MSDOS}}
* [[succubus]], a type of demon that makes mad passionate wossname
* [[neuralger]], a type of demon that has a headache at you
* [[Mirror of Souls]], demon device that can be used to show events anywhere, any time
* [[the Fountain of Youth]], a rejuvenating fountain with apparently tainted water
* The [[Tsortean Horse]], a parody of the {{wp|Trojan_Horse|Trojan Horse}}
* The [[Tsortean Wars]], in which Ephebe attempts to rescue a reluctant Elenor
* [[Corporal Disuse]], a corporal whose squad is consumed by the Luggage
* [[Mr Beekle]], a possibly fictional person referred to by a child on a potty
* [[King Mausoleum]], king of Tsort, who kidnapped and married Elenor
* [[The Ball of Philodelphus]], a song popular with soldiers, parody of ''The Ball of Kerrymuir''.
* [[Heliodeliphilodelphiboschromenos]], an Ephebian city with vestal virgins
* [[Big Bang Hypothesis]], theory of Discworld creation
* [[Continuous Creation]], theory of Discworld creation
* [[Unhealthy and Unsafety Regulations Governing the Lifting and Moving of Large Objects]], a demon book
* [[Throne of Dread]], where the king of Hell sits

==Notes==

Rincewind is present when the Creator reads the [[Octavo]] to create the universe. This might explain why one of the Octavo's spells chooses to jump into Rincewind's mind when it sees him: it recognizes him from the time of creation.

==Other stuff==
*Ninth published Discworld book
*Fourth book in the series of Rincewind-books
*Originally published in Great Britain by Victor Gollancz Ltd. London<br />Copyright (c) 1990 by Terry and Lyn Pratchett
* Cover by [[Josh Kirby]]

==External links==
[http://www.lspace.org/books/apf/eric.html ''Eric'' Annotations - The Annotated Pratchett File]

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{{series|series=Rincewind|before=Sourcery|after=Interesting Times}}

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Bibliography

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A Terry Pratchett bibliography (originally derived from [[Wikipedia:|Wikipedia]], the free encyclopedia on 3 July 2005 and ppint's bibliography). All dates are of first publication. Revised editions and collections are not listed. The recommended reading order of the books is given in the article [[Reading Order]]. Several books are adapted to the theatre, [[TV and film adaptations|TV or film]] or are planned to be.

==Books==

===Discworld===
====Novels====
* 01 {{COM}} (Colin Smythe, 1983)
* 02 {{TLF}} (Colin Smythe, 1986)
* 03 {{ER}} ([[Gollancz]], Colin Smythe, 1987)
* 04 {{M}} (Gollancz, Colin Smythe, 1987)
* 05 {{S}} (Gollancz, Colin Smythe, 1989)
* 06 {{WS}} (Gollancz, 1989)
* 07 {{P}} (Gollancz, 1989)
* 08 {{G!G!}} (Gollancz, 1989)
* 09 {{E}} (Gollancz, 1990)
* 10 {{MP}} (Gollancz, 1990)
* 11 {{RM}} (Gollancz, 1991)
* 12 {{WA}} (Gollancz, 1991)
* 13 {{SG}} (Gollancz, 1992)
* 14 {{LL}} (Gollancz, 1992)
* 15 {{MAA}} (Gollancz, 1993)
* 16 {{SM}} (Gollancz, 1994)
* 17 {{IT}} (Gollancz, 1994)
* 18 {{M!!!}} (Gollancz, 1994)
* 19 {{FOC}} (Gollancz, 1996)
* 20 {{H}} (Gollancz, 1996)
* 21 {{J}} (Gollancz, 1997)
* 22 {{TLC}} (Doubleday, 1998)
* 23 {{CJ}} (Doubleday, 1998)
* 24 {{TFE}} (Doubleday, 1999)
* 25 {{TT}} (Doubleday, 2000)
* 26 {{TOT}} (Doubleday, 2001)
* 27 {{TLH}} (Gollancz, 2001)
* 28 {{TAM}} (Doubleday, 2001)
* 29 {{NW}} (Doubleday, 2002)
* 30 {{WFM}} (Doubleday, 2003)
* 31 {{MR}} (Doubleday, 2003)
* 32 {{HFOS}} (Doubleday, 2004)
* 33 {{GP}} (Doubleday, 2004)
* 34 {{T!}} (Doubleday, 2005)
* 35 {{W}} (Doubleday, 2006)
* 36 {{MM}} (Doubleday, 2007)
* 37 {{UA}} (Doubleday, 2009)
* 38 {{ISWM}} (Doubleday, 2010)
* 39 {{SN}} (Doubleday, 2011)
*40 [[Raising Steam]]

====Graphic Novels====
* {{COM}} The Graphic Novel (Corgi 1992)
* {{TLF}} The Graphic Novel (Corgi 1993)
* {{M}} The Big Comic (Gollancz 1994)
* {{G!G!}} A Discworld Graphic Novel (Gollancz 2000)
* {{E}} The illustrated Eric (Gollancz 2011)
* {{TLH}} (Gollancz, 2001)
* [[Book:The Illustrated Wee Free Men|''The Illustrated Wee Free Men'']] (Doubleday 2008)
* Colour of Magic and Light Fantastic (omnibus) (Doubleday 2008)
* Soul Music: The Illustrated Screenplay (Corgi 1997)
* Wyrd Sisters: The Illustrated Screenplay (Corgi 1998)
* Terry Pratchett's Hogfather: The Illustrated Screenplay (Gollancz 2006)
* Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic: The Illustrated Screenplay (Gollancz 2008)

====Collections====
* The Witches Trilogy (1994)
* Death Trilogy (1998)
* The Colour of Magic / The Light Fantastic (1999)
* The City Watch (1999)
* Rincewind the Wizzard (1999)
* Tales of Discworld (2000)
* Gods Trilogy (2000)
* The Wee Free Men: The Beginning (2010)
* {{BS}} (2012)

====Rumored====
* -- [[Book:Raising Taxes|''Raising Taxes'']] (rumored unknown date of publication)
* -- [[Book:Scouting for Trolls|''Scouting for Trolls'']] (rumored unknown date of publication)
* -- [[Book:The Missing Chapter|''The Missing Chapter'']] (rumored unknown date of publication)

====Short Stories====
* {{TB}} (1992)
* {{TOC}} (1993)
* {{SALF}} (1998)
* [[Short Story:Death and What Comes Next|''Death and What Comes Next'']] (2002)
* [[Short Story:A Collegiate Casting-Out of Devilish Devices|''A Collegiate Casting-Out of Devilish Devices'']] (2005)
* [[Short Story:We Can Rule You Wholesale|''We Can Rule You Wholesale'']] (1999)
* [[Short Story:Thud - a historical perspective|''Thud - a historical perspective'']] (2002)

====Maps====
* {{SAM}} (Corgi, 1993)
* {{DM}} (Corgi, 1995)
* {{TGL}} (Corgi, 1998)
* {{DD}} (Corgi, 1999)
* {{CAM}} (Doubleday, 2012)

====Companions====
* {{DC}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Gollancz, 1994, 1997)
* {{DC}} ''Updated'' (with [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Gollancz, 2001)
* {{NDC}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Gollancz, 2003)
* {{TR}}: The Discworld Companion...So Far (with [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Gollancz, 2012)

====Science of Discworld====
* {{SOD1}} (with [[Ian Stewart]] and [[Jack Cohen]]) (Ebury Press, 1999)
* {{SOD2}} (with [[Ian Stewart]] and [[Jack Cohen]]) (Ebury Press 2002)
* {{SOD3}} (with [[Ian Stewart]] and [[Jack Cohen]]) (Ebury Press, 2005)
* {{SOD4}} (with [[Ian Stewart]] and [[Jack Cohen]]) (Ebury Press, 2013)

====Miscellany====
* {{NOC}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]] and Tina Hannan) (Doubleday, 1999) (Corgi, 2001)
* [[Book:The Josh Kirby Discworld Portfolio|The Josh Kirby Discworld Portfolio]] 1993
* [[Book:The Pratchett Portfolio: A Compendium of Discworld |The Pratchett Portfolio: A Compendium of Discworld Characters]] (with [[Paul Kidby]]) (Gollancz,1996)
* {{AOD}} (with [[Paul Kidby]]) (HarperCollins, 2004)
* [[Book:Where's My Cow?|''Where's My Cow?'']] (illustrated spin-off of {{T!}} ) (Doubleday, 2005)
* [[Book:The Unseen University Cut-out Book|''The Unseen University Cut-out Book'']] (with [[Bernard Pearson]] and Alan Batley) (Doubleday, 2006)
* [[Book:The Wit and Wisdom of Discworld|''The Wit and Wisdom of Discworld'']] (with [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Doubleday, 2007)
* [[Book:The Folklore of Discworld|''The Folklore of Discworld'']] (with Dr. [[Jacqueline Simpson]]) (Doubleday, 2008)
* {{TWOP}} (illustrated spin-off of {{SN}}) (Doubleday, 2012)

====Theatre adaptations====
All adapted by [[Stephen Briggs]] except for Lords and Ladies which is adapted by [[Irana Brown]]
* {{M}} The Play (Corgi, 1996)
* {{WS}} The Play (Corgi, 1996)
* {{G!G!}} The Play (Corgi, 1997)
* {{MAA}} The Play (Corgi, 1997)
* {{M!!!}} The Play (Samuel French, 1998)
* {{CJ}} The Play (Samuel French, 1999)
* {{LL}} The Play (Samuel French, 2001)
* {{TFE}} The Play (Methuen, 2002)
* {{NW}} The Play (Methuen, 2004)
* {{MR}} The Play (Methuen, 2004)
* {{J}} The Play (Methuen, 2005)
* {{IT}} The Play (Methuen, 2005)
* {{GP}} The Play (Methuen, 2005)
* {{TAM}} The Play (Oxford University Press, 2006)

====Gaming====
=====Board games=====
* Thud: Strategy game for two players available from 2008
* Watch Out: Discworld Board Game from The Cunning Artificer 2004.
* [[Ankh Morpork Discworld Board Game|Discworld Ankh-Morpork]], from Treefrog Games 2011.
* Guards! Guards! A Discworld Boardgame from Z-Man Games 2011.

=====Computer games=====
* [[Discworld (game)|Discworld]], PC/Mac/Sony Playstation/Sega Saturn game, developed by Perfect 10 Productions and Teeny Weeny Games, published by Psygnosis 1995.
* [[Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?]], PC/Sony Playstation/Sega Saturn game, developed by Perfect Entertainment, published by Psygnosis (PC/PSX versions) and Sega (Saturn version) 1996.
* [[Discworld Noir]], GSP Games 2000.
=====Tabletop role-playing=====
* [[GURPS Discworld]], with Phil Masters (SJGames, 1998; maps by [[Stephen Briggs]] and [[Stephen Player]], art by [[Paul Kidby]])<br/>Discworld converted to the GURPS RPG system<br/>Later rebranded under the "Powered by GURPS" banner as the ''Discworld Roleplaying Game''
* [[GURPS Discworld Also]], with Phil Masters and John M. Ford (SJGames, 2001; art by Sean Murray)<br/>Additional material converted to the GURPS system

====Quiz====
* [[Book:The Unseen University Challenge|''The Unseen University Challenge'']] (quiz book by {{wp|Dave Langford|Dave Langford}}) (Gollancz, 1996)
* [[Book:The Wyrdest Link|''The Wyrdest Link'']] (quiz book by {{wp|Dave Langford|Dave Langford}}) (Gollancz, 2002, 2006)

====Diaries====
* {{UUD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]])
* {{CWD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]])
* {{AGD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]])
* {{FGD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]])
* {{TGD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]])
* {{RVD}} (with [[Stephen Briggs]] and [[Paul Kidby]])
* [[Book:The Celebrated Discworld Almanak|''The Celebrated Discworld Almanak'']] for the Year of the Prawn being the common year 2005 (with [[Bernard Pearson]])
* [[Book:The Ankh-Morpork Post Office Handbook & Diary 2007|''The Ankh-Morpork Post Office Handbook & Diary 2007'']] (with [[Stephen Briggs]] and [[Paul Kidby]])
* [[Book:Lu Tse's Yearbook of Englightenment 2008|''Lu Tse's Yearbook of Enlightenment 2008'']] (with [[Stephen Briggs]] and Paul Kidby) (Gollancz, 2007) Release Date 30 Aug 2007

====Discworld Calendars====
* The Discworld: Day-to-Day Calendar
* Discworld - Mini Calendar 2000
* The Discworld Calendar: 2001
* The Discworld Calendar: 2002
* Discworld Calendar 2004
* Discworld Calendar 2005
* Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Discworld Calendar 2007
* Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collectors' Edition Calendar 2008
* Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collectors' Edition Calendar 2009
* Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collectors' Edition Calendar 2010
* Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collector's Edition Calendar 2011
* Terry Pratchett's Discworld Collectors' Edition Calendar 2012

====Anthologies====
* The Flying Sorcerers, ed. Peter Haining, Souvenir Press, 1998: multi-author anthology including the first release of the Pratchett short story '''''Turntables of the Night'''''.
* Legends, ed. Robert Silverberg, Souvenir Press, 1998: multi-author anthology including the first release of the Pratchett short story '''''The Sea and Little Fishes'''''.
* [[Book:the Ultimate Encyclopaedia of Fantasy (the definitive illustrated guide|''The Ultimate Encyclopaedia of Fantasy'' (the definitive illustrated guide)]] (Carlton Books 1998).
* The Richard Dimbleby Lecture 2010:- available here[http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/feb/01/terry-pratchett-alzheimer-assisted-suicide], abridged.

===Non-Discworld===
====Novels====
* [[Book:The Carpet People|''The Carpet People'']] ([[Colin Smythe]], 1971)
* [[Book:The Dark Side of the Sun|''The Dark Side of the Sun'']] (Colin Smythe, 1976)
* [[Book:Strata|''Strata'']] (Colin Smythe, 1981)
* {{T}} ([[Doubleday]], 1989)
* {{TUC}} (with [[Gray Jolliffe]]) (Gollancz, 1989)
* {{GO}} (with [[Neil Gaiman]]) (Gollancz, 1990)
* {{D}} (Doubleday, 1990)
* {{WI}} (Doubleday, 1990)
* {{OY}} (Doubleday, 1992)
* {{JATD}} (Doubleday, 1993)
* {{JATB}} (Doubleday, 1996)
* {{N}} (Doubleday, 2008)
* ''[[Book:The Long Earth|The Long Earth]]'' (Doubleday, 2012)
* ''[[Book:Dodger|Dodger]]'' (Doubleday, 2012)

====Plays====
* [[Book:Johnny and the Dead (playscript)|''Johnny and the Dead'']] (adapted by [[Stephen Briggs]]) (Oxford University Press, ?)
* [[Book:Nation (playscript)|''Nation'']] (adapted by Mark Ravenhill) (Oxford University Press, 2009)

====Short Stories====
* [[Short story:The Hades Business|''The Hades Business'']] (1963)
* [[Short story:Night Dweller|''Night Dweller'']] (1965)
* [[Short story:Twenty Pence With Envelope and Seasonal Greetings|''Twenty Pence With Envelope and Seasonal Greetings'']] (1987)
* [[Short story:Final Reward|''Final Reward'']] (1988)
* [[Short story:Incubust|''Incubust'']] (1988)
* [[Short story:Turntables of the Night|''Turntables of the Night'']] (1989)
* [[Short story:History in the Faking|''History in the Faking'']] (1990)
* [[Short story:ifdefDEBUG "world/enough" "time"|''#ifdefDEBUG + "world/enough" + "time"'']] (1990)
* [[Short story:Hollywood Chickens|''Hollywood Chickens'']] (1990)
* [[Short story:Once And Future|''Once And Future'']] (1995)
* [[Short story:The Megabyte Drive to Believe in Santa Claus|''The Megabyte Drive to Believe in Santa Claus'']] (1996)

The book {{OMWF}} ([[New England Science Fiction Association]], 2004) is a collection of several of the above Dw and Non-Dw short stories. Terry Pratchett also wrote several stories under the pseudonym [[Uncle Jim]] for the ''Bucks Free Press''.
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==Publishers==
* [[B. Wahlströms]]
* [[Colin Smythe]]
* [[Doubleday]]
* [[Gollancz]]
* [[HarperCollins]]
* [[Heyne]]
* [[Random House]]

==External links==
* [[wikipedia:Terry Pratchett|Terry Pratchett]] on Wikipedia
* [[wikipedia:Discworld|Discworld]] on Wikipedia
* [http://www.terrypratchett.co.uk/ Terry Pratchett] - Verlagsgruppe Random House / Doubleday / etc.
* [http://www.terrypratchettbooks.com/ Terry Pratchett Books] - (HarperCollins)
* [http://www.colinsmythe.co.uk/ Colin Smythe Ltd]
* [http://www.i-m-t.demon.co.uk/afp/biblio1.txt ppint's extensive bibliography, part 1 (Discworld works)]
* [http://www.i-m-t.demon.co.uk/afp/biblio2.txt ppint's extensive bibliography, part 2 (non-Discworld works)]
* [http://www.i-m-t.demon.co.uk/afp/biblio3.txt ppint's extensive bibliography, part 3 (foreign language editions)]
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/p/terry-pratchett/ Fantastic fiction]

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