Search results for: “terry pratchett”
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Sam celebrates 33 years of Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett
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Vicky Greer celebrates this wonderful novel, which was recently adapted into a TV series for Amazon Prime.
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The SUP Theatre Production comes to Southampton on 31 January.
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Eleanor Joyce explores the late great writer to discover what makes his brand of surreal fantasy so compelling.
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As part of our extended 80s celebrations, Liana Dent looks back at the first of Terry Pratchett’s genre-defining Discworld novels, released 35 years ago.
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Carvill’s ‘Children of the Tithe’ may not be perfect, but what if offers in dark splendour is enough to keep most readers hooked.
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The Edge Editor Sam Pegg discusses why original book covers are so much better than movie tie-ins.
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What makes a good book? Is it all about the narrative? The characters? The escapism/realism? Could it even be about how stellar that front cover looks? Well, it’s probably not a singular thing but all those qualities (yes, even the front cover) turned into one piece of work, designed to take the reader on a…
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Sam Pegg shares his collection of Autumn reads and why they make the season extra enjoyable.
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Neil Gaiman? Haven’t heard of him, where have you been the past 30 years?
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Some of our writers and committee members talk about their favourite fantasy writers and why they’re the ultimate fantasy creator.
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Some of our writers pick their favourite holiday reads that provide the perfect distraction from the current landscape of this alternative summer. From world-renowned classics to modern fantasy, there’s a book to entice everyone. Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett Anyone who is familiar with Terry Pratchett’s ‘Wyrd Sisters’ may recognise the premises of Shakespeare’s…
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It’s a wonderful time to be Neil Gaiman fan, and even more so if you’re one who is signed up to Amazon Prime. After the success of American Gods, it was only a mater of time before another one of his works was adapted for the small screen; this time, it was the 1990 novel…
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Katja reviews a dystopian tale from the YA author Joss Stirling.