author : Terry Pratchett

Novels/Collections

• [The Carpet People. 1971]
• [The Dark Side of the Sun. 1976]
• Strata. 1981
• Discworld
  • The Colour of Magic. 1983
  • The Light Fantastic. 1986
  • Equal Rites. 1987
  • Mort. 1987
  • Sourcery. 1988
  • Wyrd Sisters. 1988
  • (Pyramids. 1989)
  • (Guards! Guards!. 1989)
  • (Eric. 1990)
  • (Moving Pictures. 1990)
  • (Reaper Man. 1991)
  • (Witches Abroad. 1991)
  • (Small Gods. 1992)
  • (Lords and Ladies. 1992)
  • (Men at Arms. 1993)
  • (Soul Music. 1994)
  • (Interesting Times. 1994)
  • (Maskerade. 1995)
  • (Feet of Clay. 1996)
  • (Hogfather. 1996)
  • (Jingo. 1997)
  • (The Last Continent. 1998)
  • [Carpe Jugulum. 1998]
  • (The Fifth Elephant. 1999)
  • (The Truth. 2000)
  • [Thief of Time. 2001]
  • [Night Watch. 2002]
  • [Monstrous Regiment. 2003]
  • (Going Postal. 2004)
  • [Thud!. 2005]
  • [Making Money. 2007]
  • [Unseen Academicals. 2009]
• The Bromeliad
  • Truckers. 1989
  • (Diggers. 1990)
  • (Wings. 1990)
• Good Omens. 1990. With Neil Gaiman
• Johnny Maxwell
  • [Only You Can Save Mankind. 1992]
  • [Johnny and the Dead. 1993]
  • [Johnny and the Bomb. 1996]
• Discworld YA
  • [The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents. 2002]
  • [The Wee Free Men. 2003]
  • [A Hat Full of Sky. 2004]
  • [Wintersmith. 2006]
• [Nation. 2008]

Short works

• "Hollywood Chickens". 1990. In More Tales from the Forbidden Planet

About SF

• Discworld
  • [The Discworld Companion. 1994. With Stephen Briggs]
  • [A Discworld Mapp. 1995. With Stephen Briggs]

Other information

• see also: Non-fiction works

Novels/Collections : reviews

Terry Pratchett. Feet of Clay. Corgi. 1996

 

Terry Pratchett. Hogfather. Corgi. 1996

 

Terry Pratchett. Jingo. Corgi. 1997

 

Terry Pratchett. The Last Continent. 1998

 

Terry Pratchett. The Fifth Elephant. Corgi. 1999

 

Terry Pratchett. The Truth. Corgi. 2000

 

Terry Pratchett. Going Postal. Corgi. 2004

 

Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman. Good Omens. Corgi. 1990

 

p338. Pollution: '... Say what you like. Plutonium may give you grief for thousands of years, but arsenic is forever.'