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ppfufOne of my favorite authors, Sir Terry Pratchett has died. Quietly, in his own bed with his cat, says the BBC.
Small Gods was the first book of his I read. I think I picked it up at music practice one Monday,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
greatsword had left it lying around. I was entranced and chewed through Greatsword's entire Pratchett library in a couple of weeks.
I think we all knew after the Alzheimer's diagnoses a few years ago that the books would stop coming someday, but ... I just never wanted that day to be "today".
Rest in Peace, Sir Terry. Thank you for giving me for a whole world.
Small Gods was the first book of his I read. I think I picked it up at music practice one Monday,
greatsword had left it lying around. I was entranced and chewed through Greatsword's entire Pratchett library in a couple of weeks. I think we all knew after the Alzheimer's diagnoses a few years ago that the books would stop coming someday, but ... I just never wanted that day to be "today".
Rest in Peace, Sir Terry. Thank you for giving me for a whole world.
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Date: 2015-03-13 03:40 pm (UTC)I liked Reaper Man too. What children could see and adults could close their minds to was a recurring theme I always liked in his books.