Maybe a controversial subject but . . . How much Pratchett is there in the Long Earth books. I've read them all and can see the bare hint of Pratchett in there. He's definitely there, but it seems more Baxter than Pratchett.
If these books were just by Baxter, would we have read the?
Has anyone been tempted to read Baxter, based on what they've read in this series?
Personally I see a very small influence by Terry and what I assume is Baxter. However, I have nearer read Baxter (nor been inclined to) so I don't know his style. I read the series because they had "Pratchett" on the cover. I enjoyed the series, but like the Science of Discworld books, I don't see Terry in the writing much.
What do you think of he Long Earth series?
If these books were just by Baxter, would we have read the?
Has anyone been tempted to read Baxter, based on what they've read in this series?
Personally I see a very small influence by Terry and what I assume is Baxter. However, I have nearer read Baxter (nor been inclined to) so I don't know his style. I read the series because they had "Pratchett" on the cover. I enjoyed the series, but like the Science of Discworld books, I don't see Terry in the writing much.
What do you think of he Long Earth series?