We are delighted to announce that Night Watch, widely considered a cornerstone of Sir Terry Pratchett’s work, is being published as a Penguin Classic in April 2025, to coincide with Terry Pratchett Day. The Penguin Classics series includes the best of world literature, across genres, countries and centuries. Terry Pratchett joins a long and illustrious…
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The Discworld flies through space on the backs of fours elephants, in turn standing upon the shell of the immense star turtle, Great A'Tuin. But it's much more than that. Not far under the fantasy trappings lives a rich world filled with deeply human characters, razor-sharp insight and Terry's crackling, often furious, wisdom. It's also one of the world's bestselling literary creations, read by millions worldwide.
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Today, Prime Video announced that it has confirmed that the global, fan-favorite series Good Omens will return for a third and final season. They have confirmed, as follows: • The third season will comprise of one 90 minute episode starring Michael Sheen and David Tennant who return as the angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley, respectively….
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The 13th and final chapter of Paul Kidby’s upcoming book Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld has been revealed, wherein he includes early drafts and ideas of covers for books that Terry spoke about but, sadly, never got to write. “Now that Terry is no longer with us, I try very hard to ‘colour within the lines’…
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Fans of the Discworld audiobooks will recognise the brilliant soundtrack, composed by James Hannigan, that scores the many characters’ tales. These songs are now available to stream on Spotify. Add it to your playlists, soundtrack your days, and enjoy. You can listen here.
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The World of Terry Pratchett: A 1,000-Piece Discworld Jigsaw Puzzle, with original artwork by Paul Kidby, will be released by Laurence King Publishing in October 2024 across the UK and North America. “We are so excited to build on the incredible Discworld publishing from fellow imprint Gollancz and to expand on Sir Terry’s publishing into…
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