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|series=Discworld Series ...luding information covering the events of ''[[The Science of Discworld]]'' series, and more illustrations exclusive to that edition. ...

...ety. He became a full time author in 1995 and co-authored the 'Long Earth' series with [[Terry Pratchett]]. ==The Long Earth Series== ...

|books=[[:Category:Rincewind Series|Rincewind Series]] ...is interest and sent home. When he is allowed to fight, he progresses in a series of spinning leaps, shouting "Hut hut hut!" and "Yo!" a lot. He has even bee ...

|series=Reference ...rld novels. Unlike [[:Category:Science Series|the ''Science of Discworld'' series]], there’s no new fiction; the folklore is illustrated with excerpts from ...

|series=The Long Earth Series Released 21 Jun, 2012 in the UK. A Science Fiction novel in collaboration with {{wp|Stephen Baxter (author)|Stephen Ba ...

...has appeared mainly in the [[:Category:Science books|Science of Discworld series]] in which overenthusiastic student wizards created interesting, but extrem ...

|series= Why, then, in an age when [[P-Math|prediction]] was a science, was his future in doubt? ...

...gotten around to listening/reading [[Book:The Long Earth|The Long Earth]] series. Loving the concept! --[[User:Osiris|Osiris]] ([[User talk:Osiris|talk]]) 1 : This series was amazing! --[[User:Osiris|Osiris]] ([[User talk:Osiris|talk]]) 04:34, 24 ...

...he mechanics involved, and came up with a moral picture drawn as much from science as from mysticism. Moorcock, drawing his cue from the scientific laws of th Molesworth, a schoolboy and the narrating character in a series of books by Geoffrey Willans, would consistently refer to his brother, Mole ...

...it's a perfectly understandable scientific phenomenon, to which Socialist science, unfettered by the chains of religion, has no doubt by now worked out an an ...ng ''Great Stuff, This Bass'' in unlikely places. Beer mats featuring this series of cartoons are apparently quite collectible, if you're into that sort of t ...

|series=TV and Film ...sed with Alzheimer's- and the best selling author of the ''[[Discworld]]'' series is now one of them. ...

|series=TV and Film ...emarkable tale of this hugely popular author, the creator of the Discworld series of fantasy novels, whose books have sold over 85 million copies worldwide. ...

|series=TV and Film ...[[Terry Pratchett]], best-selling author of the '[[Discworld]]' series of Science Fantasy novels, invented the much loved character of [[Librarian|'The Libra ...

...19, based on Pratchett's depiction of Ankh-Morpork at the end of the novel series. [http://discworld.mush.website Link to website] ...ki The Long Earth Wiki] - A great source for information on the Long Earth Series. ...

...is, decides he doesn't want to do this any more, and deliberately ends the series by killing off his much-loved central character. * 1999 - ''Vintage Science Fiction'' ...

...ime presides may or may not correspond to the time-space elaborated in The Science of Discworld. Time as described in ''[[Book:Thief of Time|Thief of Time]]'' ...horoughly explored by Piers Anthony in his ''Incarnations of Immortality'' series of fantasy novels. Anthony's range of anthropomorphic personifications incl ...

|series= *Compilation published in United States of America by New England Science Fiction Association.<br />Copyright (c) 1963-2004 by Terry and Lyn Pratchet ...

...r (which means 'think about deeply', 'muse' in English) has grown over the series from an unambitious young man, into one of the most dynamic thinkers on the ...tandable, quantifiable by immutable laws but that the current state of art/science/knowledge/technomancy is not enough for us to actually discover those laws. ...

...Terry Pratchett, most famous for his ''Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'' series. Adams died in 2001. Some concepts are shared by Pratchett and Adams in their respective science-fiction work, most notably a debunking of the utopian ''Star Trek'' ideal t ...

...fully grokked the general computer engineering mindset, there was indeed a series of early computers called {{wp|MANIAC I|MANIAC}}, but these used convention ...o the name of a fictional substance (a foodstuff, I believe) in a humorous science fiction story of the mid-20th century which TP may also have encountered. I ...