The Iconic Discworld: A Tribute to Terry Pratchett's Fantasy Universe
This illustration depicts the Discworld, the central setting of the long-running fantasy book series by British author Terry Pratchett. The artwork captures the series' signature cosmology: a flat, circular world resting on the backs of four giant elephants, which in turn stand upon the shell of the Great A'Tuin, a colossal star turtle swimming through the cosmos. Pratchett's satirical and philosophical novels are celebrated for their unique world-building and wit. The image serves as a visual representation of the imaginative scope found within the Discworld series, which has garnered a dedicated following of readers who appreciate its blend of humor, social commentary, and high fantasy.
whole lot a men of culture around
The Turtle moves...
Very much like 9gag... Dark in here, isn't it?
Today I saw a car with a sticker of a turtle and the text "the turtle moves" And I started to totally geek out to my teenage son who refuses to read anything else than Harry Potter.
“Well,----me,” he said. “A----ing wizard. I hate----ing wizards!” “You shouldn’t----them, then,” muttered one of his henchmen, effortlessly pronouncing a row of dashes.” ― Terry Pratchett, Mort
Pratchett = upvote.
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nearly full guide
World would be better if Veterinari was in charge.
Pratchett is fantastic but I think the world would be much better if kids read more and underdstand what they read.