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	==Cover==		==Cover==
	The [[Josh Kirby]] cover shows Dom Sabalos and Sharli mounted on their robot horses~~. Behind them walks~~ Sharli's Drosk bodyguard, and further ~~back is~~ Sharli's brother, Tarli, also mounted on a robot horse.		The earliest cover, drawn by Terry himself, depicts robotic bees on robotic flowers, from the world of [[Laoth]], where the only life aside from humans and their visitors is artificial. The next cover is a painting by Tim White of a robotic insect on a leaf - possibly one of the spy robots employed by [[Korodore]] and others throughout the book.

			[[Josh Kirby]] painted two covers: the first depicts Isaac sitting in the foreground while Dom Sabalos, Hrsh-Hgn and Ways stare up at spacecraft flying around and past a Joker artefact floating in space. His second cover (seen above) shows Dom Sabalos and Sharli mounted on their robot horses, followed by Sharli's Drosk bodyguard (on foot), and further behind Sharli's brother Tarli, also mounted on a robot horse.

	==Main Characters==		==Main Characters==

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	{{Book Data		{{Book Data
	\|title= The Dark Side of the Sun		\|title=The Dark Side of the Sun
	\|cover= [[File:TDSOTS Cover.jpg\|240px]]		\|cover=[[File:TDSOTS Cover.jpg\|240px\|thumb\|Cover by Josh Kirby]]
	\|date= January 26, 1976		\|date=January 26, 1976
	\|publisher= Colin Smythe Ltd		\|publisher=Colin Smythe Ltd
	\|isbn= 0901072206		\|isbn=0901072206
	\|pages= 158		\|pages=158
	\|series=		\|series=
	\|characters= [[Dom Sabalos]]		\|characters=[[Dom Sabalos]]
	\|annotations= Yes		\|annotations=Yes
	\|notes=		\|notes=
	}}		}}
			==Blurb==
	== Blurb ==
	[[Dom Sabalos]] had a lot of advantages.		[[Dom Sabalos]] had a lot of advantages.
	As heir to a huge fortune, he had an excellent [[Isaac\|robot servant]] (with Man-Friday subcircuitry), a planet (the [[First Sirian Bank]]) as godfather, a [[Korodore\|security chief]] who even ran checks on himself, and on Dom's home world even death was not always fatal.		As heir to a huge fortune, he had an excellent [[Isaac\|robot servant]] (with Man-Friday subcircuitry), a planet (the [[First Sirian Bank]]) as godfather, a [[Korodore\|security chief]] who even ran checks on himself, and on Dom's home world even death was not always fatal.
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	"''A continual delight, with its unexpected conceits and original inventions. And if Mr Pratchett's tongue is frequently in his cheek, his parody of the science fiction idiom is always deft, knowledgeable and good humoured''" – Oxford Times.		"''A continual delight, with its unexpected conceits and original inventions. And if Mr Pratchett's tongue is frequently in his cheek, his parody of the science fiction idiom is always deft, knowledgeable and good humoured''" – Oxford Times.

	== Cover ==		==Cover==
	The Josh Kirby cover shows Dom Sabalos and Sharli mounted on their robot horses. Behind them walks Sharli's Drosk bodyguard, and further back is Sharli's brother, Tarli, also mounted on a robot horse.		The [[Josh Kirby]] cover shows Dom Sabalos and Sharli mounted on their robot horses. Behind them walks Sharli's Drosk bodyguard, and further back is Sharli's brother, Tarli, also mounted on a robot horse.

	== Main Characters==		==Main Characters==
	*[[Sabalos Family]]		*[[Sabalos Family]]
	**[[Dom Sabalos]] - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Widdershins.		**[[Dom Sabalos]] - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Widdershins.
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	*[[Ig]] - Dom's "pet" [[Ig\|ig]].		*[[Ig]] - Dom's "pet" [[Ig\|ig]].

	== Minor Characters==		==Minor Characters==
	*[[Charles Sub-Lunar]] - author, historian, poet, scientist, playwright, mathematician.		*[[Charles Sub-Lunar]] - author, historian, poet, scientist, playwright, mathematician.
	*[[First Sirian Bank]] - an intelligent planet.		*[[First Sirian Bank]] - an intelligent planet.
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	*[[Arte Sadhim]] (Mentioned)		*[[Arte Sadhim]] (Mentioned)

	== Other Stuff==		==Other Stuff==
	Use of the terms:<BR>[[Hogswatchnight\|Hogswatch Night]],<BR> [[Eve of Small Gods]],<BR>[[Soul Cake Friday]],<BR> [[Year of the Questing Monkey]],<BR> [[Klatch]].<br/>		Use of the terms:<BR>[[Hogswatchnight\|Hogswatch Night]],<BR> [[Eve of Small Gods]],<BR>[[Soul Cake Friday]],<BR> [[Year of the Questing Monkey]],<BR> [[Klatch]].<br/>

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	==Races==		==Races==
	There are fifty-two known races of sentient beings in the galaxy. These include:-		There are fifty-two known races of sentient beings in the galaxy. These include:-

	*[[Creapii]] (super-human)		*[[Creapii]] (super-human)
	*[[Phnobe]]s		*[[Phnobe]]s
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	==Annotations==		==Annotations==

	The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!		The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

	The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned areas of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for its ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).		The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned areas of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for its ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).

			==Gallery==
			{\|
			\|-
			\| valign="top" \| [[File:TDSOTS TP.jpg\|120px\|thumb\|First Edition Cover by [[Terry Pratchett]]]]
			\| valign="top" \| [[File:TDSOTS TW.jpg\|thumb\|120px\|Cover by Tim White]]
			\| valign="top" \| [[File:TDSOTS Kirby.jpg\|thumb\|120px\|First cover by [[Josh Kirby]]]]
			\| valign="top" \| [[File:TDSOTS Cover.jpg\|thumb\|120px\|Second cover by [[Josh Kirby]]]]
			\| valign="top" \| [[File:TDSOTS CD.jpg\|thumb\|140px\|Audio Cassette/CD]]
			\|}

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	The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!		The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

	The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned areas of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for ~~it's~~ ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).		The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned areas of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for its ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).

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	The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!		The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

	The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned ~~area's~~ of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for it's ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).		The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned areas of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for it's ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).

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	The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!		The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

	The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. ~~ALso~~, one of the most oft mentioned area's of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for it's ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).		The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. Also, one of the most oft mentioned area's of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for it's ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).

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	\|cover=		\|cover= [[File:TDSOTS Cover.jpg\|240px]]
	\|date= January 26, 1976		\|date= January 26, 1976
	\|publisher= Colin Smythe Ltd		\|publisher= Colin Smythe Ltd

Anonymous: /* Annotations */

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Annotations

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	The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!		The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim\|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

	The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''.		The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''. ALso, one of the most oft mentioned area's of the Discworld (outside Ankh-Morkpork) is called Klatch and is famous for it's ridiculously strong coffee (which is written kaffee in German).

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{{Book Data
|title= The Dark Side of the Sun
|cover=
|date= January 26, 1976
|publisher= Colin Smythe Ltd
|isbn= 0901072206
|pages= 158
|series=
|characters= [[Dom Sabalos]]
|annotations= Yes
|notes=
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== Blurb ==
[[Dom Sabalos]] had a lot of advantages.
As heir to a huge fortune, he had an excellent [[Isaac|robot servant]] (with Man-Friday subcircuitry), a planet (the [[First Sirian Bank]]) as godfather, a [[Korodore|security chief]] who even ran checks on himself, and on Dom's home world even death was not always fatal.
Why, then, in an age when [[P-Math|prediction]] was a science, was his future in doubt?
"''A continual delight, with its unexpected conceits and original inventions. And if Mr Pratchett's tongue is frequently in his cheek, his parody of the science fiction idiom is always deft, knowledgeable and good humoured''" – Oxford Times.

== Cover ==
The Josh Kirby cover shows Dom Sabalos and Sharli mounted on their robot horses. Behind them walks Sharli's Drosk bodyguard, and further back is Sharli's brother, Tarli, also mounted on a robot horse.

== Main Characters==
*[[Sabalos Family]]
**[[Dom Sabalos]] - Chairman of the Board of Directors of Widdershins.
**[[Joan Sabalos]] - Dom's grandmother.
**[[Vian Sabalos]] - Dom's mother, widow of
**[[John Sabalos]], Dom's father.
*[[Hrsh-Hgn]] - Dom's tutor; a [[Phnobe]].
*[[Isaac]] - robot with a Class 5 brain.
*[[Ways]] - the lucky assassin robot.
*[[Ig]] - Dom's "pet" [[Ig|ig]].

== Minor Characters==
*[[Charles Sub-Lunar]] - author, historian, poet, scientist, playwright, mathematician.
*[[First Sirian Bank]] - an intelligent planet.
*[[Chatogaster]] - an intelligent body of water.
*[[Korodore]] - the Sabalos security chief.
*[[Darven Samhedi]] - the Sabalos security chief after Korodore
*[[Keja]] - Dom's sister.
*[[Emperor Ptarmigan of Laoth]] - Keja's husband.
*[[Sharli]] and [[Tarli]] - Keja's step children.
*[[Asman]] - Director of the Joker Institute.
*[[Lady Vain]]
*[[Arte Sadhim]] (Mentioned)

== Other Stuff==
Use of the terms: [[Hogswatchnight|Hogswatch Night]], [[Eve of Small Gods]], [[Soul Cake Friday]], [[Year of the Questing Monkey]], [[Klatch]]. 

The [[Jokers]] admit to rebuilding the crusts of worlds, "down to the fossils", a concept explored in Pratchett's next book, [[Book:Strata|Strata]].
*[[Joker artefacts]]
**[[Joker Testament]]

==Races==
There are fifty-two known races of sentient beings in the galaxy. These include:-

*[[Creapii]] (super-human)
*[[Phnobe]]s
*[[Drosk]]s
*the [[First Sirian Bank]]
*Robots
**[[Class Five Robots]] - (may apply for Human status)
**[[Class Four Robots]] - are classed as sub-human
**[[Class Three Robots]]
**[[Class Two Robots]]
**[[Class One Robots]]
*Jovians
*[[Sun-dogs]]
*[[Tarquins]]
*[[Spooners]]
are unclassified under the Humanity Act

See [[Races in The Dark Side of the Sun]] for more details.

==Planets==
Dozens of planets are visited or mention, here is a small sampling:
*[[Widdershins]] - Dom's Homeworld
*[[Third Eye]] - Heavily forested
*[[Terra Novae]] - Metal rich and dynamically technological
*[[Eggplant]] - Ferocious vegetation
*[[Quaducquakucckuaquekekecqac]] - The drosk's homeworld
*[[Laoth]] - Complex electronics

==Annotations==

The word "klatch" above, in the context of the book (it is used to denote a coven of worshippers in the [[Arte Sadhim|Sadhim]]ist religion) is most likely to derive from its origins in German: a ''kaffeeklatsch'' was a circle of like-minded people, generally though not always politically minded, who met to talk business - some might say, to conspire clandestinely - over coffee. One of those German words, like ''schadenfreude'', ''Zeitgeist'', ''angst'', or ''weltanschauung'', that have created some ''lebensraum'' for themselves in the vocabulary of other languages, sometimes as part of the technical vocabulary of philosophy or politics. There is no clear link with TP's later usage of the word to describe a North-African/Arabian-like country on the Discworld, unless it is by subliminal association with coffee!

The Discworld concept of the "million to one chance crops up nine times out of ten" also receives an airing here, as part of a discussion about probability. Although the ''bater'', or multi-universe theory, calls it a ''[[billion-to-one chance]]''.

[[Category:The Dark Side of the Sun]]
[[Category:Books by Terry Pratchett|Dark Side of the Sun,The]]
[[de:Buch:Die dunkle Seite der Sonne]]