La luce fantastica

Some timid, rare Sci-Fi buds spring in the, unofficially second half, of the tour de force introduction into the settings of the Discworld, including multi dimensions, human sacrifice, possession, lynch mobs, and the apocalypse. I do tend to ask myself how it would have been if Pratchett would have d Leggi tutto

3.5 stars. A step up from the first Discworld book, but doesn't deliver like books later in the series Check out my new youtube channel where I show my instant reactions to reading fantasy books seconds after I finish the book. This really does feel like the first Discworld book, because t

Re-Read 1/25/24: It always seems to get better with every read. It's not only comforting to almost die 28... or wait, 29 times(?) but also a joy to be swallowed by your luggage. And yet, this is not nearly anything like the complete happiness of reading Pratchett. What a grand, magical adventure. With Leggi tutto

“The sun rose slowly as if it wasn’t sure it was worth all the effort.” If you follow my reviews, you already know that I’m a sucker for English humor. I adore the sarcasm, wit, innuendo, and self-depreciation that the English apply with such skill. And the very English Sir Terry Pratchett is inventi Leggi tutto

I’m glad I didn’t give up on this series, I thought book one was overrated but after reading book two, it’s safe to say that though this isn’t your regular fantasy book it is a great one. “Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get out,” said the shopkeeper. “That’s what I’ve alw Leggi tutto