I've always been vaguely convinced it would be Gneil's Death who picked up Pterry, and vicey-versey.
Mental image perfection. I imagine Gaiman will have THINGS TO SAY to Death; whereas after the monstrous cruelty of such a brain as Pratchett's being subjected to Alzheimer's disease, a friendlier face might be just the thing. She will, I think, have some idea how much he will be missed by her progenitor and the rest of the world.
A number of Terry Pratchett's books are on sale in Kindle format at Amazon. They're $3.99 per which, while not a super discount, is less than half the print price. See: [link]
And of course it's the ones I already have in print.
I wonder how much an omnibus version of his ebooks would cost? Someone should make that happen.
There's an ebook omnibus of the Tiffany Aching novels for $29.99. I'll probably end up buying it at some point.
I finished War and Peace last night, after I took a break to re-read Pyramids, Small Gods, & The Last Hero.
I've re-read
Equal Rites, Wyrd Sisters, Witches Abroad, Lords and Ladies,
and I started
Maskerade
last night. I need to re-read the witches books before I loan them to the StuntHusband on Tuesday.
I think it's time for a re-read of
Jingo.
Vimes at his best.
Fifth Elephant
should be around here somewhere, too. Lady Sibyl stopping a fight with the power of opera.
Fifth Elephant should be around here somewhere, too. Lady Sibyl stopping a fight with the power of opera.
There's a part in War and Peace that reads not unlike Sam watching the opera at the end of Fifth Elephant. It quite distracted me.
I just did a re-read of the witches, Aching, and guards series(es) over the holidays, so I'm going back through the other ones. I am quite fond of Cohen.
I am quite fond of Cohen
Beware of the old barbarians.