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...h are not, strictly speaking, to do with spicy [[Klatch]]ian foodstuffs or the purveyors thereof. ...Curry Gardens, compared to the known take-home pay of a lance-constable in the Watch, using Roundworld equivalent costings as an analogue. It all fitted, ...

...its of a succession of tradesmen, each coming to repair the damage done by the previous tradesman[http://www.linux.org.uk/~telsa/Diary/gasman.html]). ...bar of the [[Broken Drum]] with weapons not far from plain sight, and took the form: ...

...se it's hard to see how it fits (nore conclusively) with the main text and the character. But there are some interesting points here! ...en Britain and the United States, the American general appointed to defend the Cheasapeake front was one [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Winder]Will ...

...into here. But I'd hold off, Sanity is supposed to be giving me a copy of the existing site this weekend. --[[User:Osiris|Osiris]] ([[User talk:Osiris|ta ...oves the pest from the User list at the same time. It only lacks a knob on the end! --[[User:Old Dickens|Old Dickens]] ([[User talk:Old Dickens|talk]]) 15 ...

...nd mention the part where Imp says "Hello, Baby" the infamous beginning to the Roundworld version. ...and is in turn rejected by it (by not being in the train crash which kills the others and thereby sends them to Narnia) because of what is essentially a r ...

...Pratchett's other works, or there should be secondary evidence to support the annotation. ...s or a kinder Grim Reaper are more likely just examples of "[[fishing from the same stream]]", as Pratchett put it. ...

...anetary Society. He became a full time author in 1995 and co-authored the 'Long Earth' series with [[Terry Pratchett]]. *{{wp|Xeelee Sequence|The Xeelee Sequence}}, 1991-2018 ...

...as a plot point in Book Two [[Book:The Long War|The Long War]] concerning the status and treatment of [[Marjorie|trolls]]. [[Category: Long Earth locations]] ...

|next=[[TV and Film:The Watch|The Watch]] ...ded to the story from ideas that the authors had that did not make it into the book, as well as ideas they had plotted for a sequel, but never written. ...

...enté? You're ''him'', aren't you? The weird one? With the [[Stepper]]? And the nuns?" ...in that he and [[Lobsang]] embark on a top-secret mission to the depths of Long Earth for that most natural of reasons: to see what is out there, and wheth ...

...powerful city-state on the [[Sto Plains]]. The [[Baron Rust|ancestor]] of the current Lord Rust was created a Baron after single-handedly killing thirty- ...r: Lord Ronald Rust, or "''Ronnie''." He is the drawling kind of nobleman, the gentleman who looks so leisurely that he seems to be sleeping during import ...

...]] to act as mediator, they explore several hundred thousand iterations of the planet Mars together, discovering, among other things, a race of sentient d ...of events resulting in [[Joshua Valienté]] losing an arm as a trophy in [[The Game]]. ...

...ubtle pattern of change as Earths progress, like the flickering of a film, the jokers stand completely outside this harmonious pattern. it is discovered in [[Book:The Long Cosmos]] that there is, in fact, a pattern to their distribution. ...

...ny men had died in the war that there were ten women to every eight men in the 18-45 age demographic... this strongly implies Russia went through a simila ...has been criticised for touching on ''difficult'' things and writing books the kids really want to read... --[[User:AgProv|AgProv]] 02:20, 15 October 2011 ...

'''Alphabetical list of characters in the works of Terry Pratchett''' ...characters, please also add them to a relevant category, or create one for the book if necessary (should only be needed for non-Discworld books). ...

...inly I remember a similar handle doing a bit of good work, probably before the restart nearly three years ago. ...[[User:AgProv|AgProv]] shows up again he'll likely have ideas - a few off the top of my head: ...

|occupation= Commander of the [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch|City Watch]] (Badge No.177) ...], in which his rises from being a poor and often-drunk policeman to being the leader of a modern police force. ...

...edition, hardback, pp. 121). And Vimes' younger self has followed him into the torture chambers, perhaps over-hearing this discourse between Swing and "J :The "philosophical bastard" was Voltaire. It was a favorite quote of Robespier ...

...and Libya on Roundworld, the long flowing robe of the Arab male is called the ''gelebeia''. ...esewright to dark sarcasm, and challenged to name the invisible enemies of the Assassin who will dog at his heels, Pteppic lists them as ''"Ill-preparedne ...

...reciation of the truism, usually spoken about [[foot-the-ball]], that '''''the Game isn't merely a matter of life and death - it's more important than tha == The Game in Überwald == ...