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...4. Which one do you intend to read next? Just finished SNUFF and it depends what is in at the Library. 5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary? I didn't read the Colour of Magic...

...After a while I felt guilty about living in a part of Ankh Morpork and not having read the books, so I started. First book Colour of Magic Will I read more? I'm demolishing them as fast as I can get them. I'm a bit broke so I'm scouring the libraries and getting ebooks from Amazon. I'm...

...to read next? Men at Arms, Soul Music and Maskerade are currently in the post and heading my way! 5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary? I started with Mort, but in...

Hogfather, Colour of Magic and Going Postal. ;)

...life dwarfs we are all in trouble. Im a bit lost now as to what to read next. I really really enjoyed the Watch books. Can someone let me know if Wheres My Cow extends on from Thud! Or is it completely different? I might go back and finally find out what happens to Rincewind post Colour of...

...me a lot of my dad who introduced me to Discworld when I was 12 and then passed away when I was 13. He was buried with a copy of The Colour of Magic. On a less melancholy note, I think special mention should be given to Nanny Ogg. If my Vimes reminded me a bit of my dad then my mum is...

...and their world. I would be completely at home there! My voyage of Disc-overy was when Death was a boy and my brother handed me Colour of Magic with the words 'You might like this'. I read my way through his collection in publication order until he moved away just before Maskerade when I had...

If you plan to read them all, I'd suggest starting at the beginning (The Colour of Magic) and then read them in publication order. If you want to just try a few to see if you like the series, then I'd pick something that matches stuff you like. (e.g. Guards! Guards! if you like police...

...before a Role-player who was as mad as a bag of frogs (and also half drunk on Irish ale) told me about The Discworld series and The Colour of Magic. The following morning a hung over self went to the local WH Smiths to purchase a copy of The Colour of Magic. 2. What was your first...

...her Father to see what's he's become ("I think you'll royally fuck it up"). Perhaps we need to look at this book a little like The Colour of Magic. We've now SEEN the Long Earth, we get the concept and yes, it is good. Can we now have a bit more characterisation, a bit less of the geography...

...you intend to read next? The next one Terry produces! Meanwhile, it'll be The Long Earth and Dodger. 5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary? Very easy - too easy - It's become...

...People then felt the notorious urge to start the Discworld series and so here I am :D What was your first Discworld novel? The Colour Of Magic. Must start in order :mrgreen: Will you read more? Maybe only another 38 more :drool: Which one do you intend to read next? The Light...

...3. Will you read more? Ofcourse 4. Which one do you intend to read next? Dunno, depends on my mood :D 5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary? I did start there, but all in...

...4. Which one do you intend to read next? Wintersmith, The Truth or Snuff. Whichever I will find first. 5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary? The books are fun to read...

...me a paperback and said that I would enjoy it and I should borrow it. 2. What was your first Discworld book? That book was The Colour of Magic. 3. Will you read more? I started buying the books as and when I wanted a holiday read. Unfortunately I am not a fast reader. Good Omens has been...

...First editions Truckers Diggers Wings Only you can save mankind Johnny and the bomb Johnny and the dead US Proofs Long Earth Snuff Nation Facsimile Editions (Mint, unread, signed) Colour of magic (with two DJs) Light fantastic Colour of magic paperback with the Da Vinci-like Turtle cover.

B)That works out at £70 more. :? F) I know in the States that if a book has a deicated name in it name on it, it normally sells for less I know that because an American author offered to just sign it as he said it would be worth more than with my name in it ,but I got it dedicated anyway. But...

Six reasons. a) They're rare. They're rarer than the Colour of Magic 1st (506 copies). Usually there are only approx 120 printed of each one. :dance: b) They're more expensive. Paying 20 quid for a first edition then another 25 quid to get it shipped to Japan is not cost effective. Paying 100...

Nope, I was never a fan of the Kirby covers. I only started to read the books because my brother insisted that I read Colour of Magic. I could never associate the characters on the covers with the ones in my head. If I was actually forced to name my favourite, I guess it would be Small...

Are we allowed to change our minds? :lol: I have only read a few of the novels so far (in reading order: The Colour of Magic, Guards Guards!, Men at Arms, Feet of Clay, Jingo, Mort, Equal Rights, The Fifth Elephant, and currently Night Watch). As you can see the Watch novels are the ones I am...