Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels go deep into explaining all sorts of magical mysteries – except for this one from the very ...

Discworld isn't exactly known for going easy on organized religion, and Pratchett's Small Gods takes the subject to task.The story sees a formerly mighty deity forced to depend on its last true ...

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld might look intimidating — there are 40 books, and they’re humorous fantasy, which seems like it could be an acquired taste.

Discworld: From Small Gods and Good Omens to Mort – best quotes from Terry Pratchett's fantasy novels. Pratchett leaves behind him a fantastical world of more than 70 novels ...

Gods are as numerous as herring roe - on Terry Pratchett’s Discworld. Each small god lies in wait, desperately wanting to make someone believe in him. On the Discworld, gods need people more ...

Of gods and men Sir Terry Pratchett, creator of the Discworld universe, died on March 12th, aged 66 ...

Terry Pratchett‘s comic fantasy series “Discworld” is coming to screen.. Narrativia, the production company launched by Pratchett in 2012, has struck an exclusive development deal with ...

Discworld is a flat planet that sits on top of four elephants on top of a tortoise. There are gods and tentacular temples; a teeming, grimy city called Ankh-Morpork; and arcane rules governing magic.

On the Discworld, gods need people more than people need gods, for belief is the food of the gods. Brutha, a tubby novice-priest with a phenomenal memory, is chosen as the one true Prophet.