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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION The
JOSH KIRBY Poster Book, As Inspired By Terry Pratchett’s Discworld
Novels,
INTRODUCTION
FOREWORD
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Hodgesaargh (David Hodges) and Terry Pratchett ‘Published
by the Great Dyskworld Publishing Company, Treacle Mine Road, Ankh-Morpork’ A footnote on the title page states, 'Terry Pratchett wrote "About the Author". This work has been described as a monument to the Ankh-Morpork publishing industry’s traditional hate relationship with dictionaries. Although described as reprint, redesigned to allow for the insertion of illustrations by Paul Kidby, and ‘Catskind’ (Désirée Wörner), and published in an edition of 500 copies on 9/8/02. ‘About the Author’ now appears on p.6. Translations of the booklet were issued by the author in editions of one or two, signed by Pratchett, but not by Hodges. The first was, I believe, in Polish, O polowaniu z SokoÓ em czyli poradnik sokolnictwa dla pocz·tkuj·cych, trs. Maciej Czerwinski, in 1999. Other editions exist in German ( ), Spanish (El Arte de la Cetrería y la Halconéra, trs. Manuel Viciano Delibano), Orangutan ( ), Romanian (?oim²ritu êimbónzirea altor paseri d² prad², trs. Daniel Badea, 2001), Bulgarian, (Èçêycòâoòo äa ëoâyâaø cúc co êoë, trs. Maria Simeonova), Morse code ( ), and a Leonard of Quirm backwards edition. Only one copy of each is printed and sold each year, by auction.
The
Ultimate Encyclopedia of Fantasy. The Definitive Illustrated Guide
FOREWORD Brewer’s
Dictionary of Phrase & Fable, Millennium Edition
AN
APPRECIATION OF SHARPE
INTRODUCTION USA
FOREWORD
CONTRIBUTION
In October 1965, Terry pseudonymously took over writing stories for the Children's Circle column in The Bucks Free Press (the first of which, spread over 13 weeks, featured characters from what would become The Carpet People). Before he left that paper in September 1970 to work for the Western Daily Press, apart from his normal reporting and feature-writing activities, he had written over seventy tales that were spread over nearly 250 issues of the paper.
1963
1964
THE
UNCONVENTIONAL CAVALIER. AN ASSESSMENT OF COLIN KAPP. Ed Hames
writes: ‘Four of these reviews are by Terry Pratchett – I think you will
recognise them – as is the conclusion.’
1969 WHEN GERRARDS CROSS WAS THE ‘BRIGHTON OF BUCKS’ Review of
Geoffrey Edmonds’ A History of Chalfont St Peter and Gerrards Cross
published by Colin Smythe Ltd, signed T.P.
THREE POPES TO GO BEFORE WE KNOW IF MALACHY WAS RIGHT. BY MARCUS Bucks Free Press, Mid Week Press, 15 October 1969. [check]
1970
AFTER
THIRTY-SIX LONG YEARS THE BURMESE STILL REMEMBER HIM. BY MARCUS
1987 ALIEN CHRISTMAS Beccon ‘87 After-Dinner Speech Ansible, August/September 1987. Reprinted in Dave Langford (ed.), Wrath of the Fanglord, Rune Press for Minicon 33, April 1998, pp. 3-4.
1988 ON THE HOUSE ON THE BORDERLAND. BY WILLIAM HOPE HODGSON in Horror: 100 Best Books, edited by Stephen Jones & Kim Newman, Xanadu, 1988, pp. 72-73. ISBN 0-947761-37-3 (The limited signed edition does not have a separate ISBN in it, the editors’ signatures and number of the copy appearing on the title page, while the contributors’ appear on front and back end-papers)
ROOTS
THOUGHT
PROGRESS
1990
WHERE
PARTICLE SHEEP SAFELY WAVE
1991
WHOSE
FANTASY ARE YOU?
1992
A
PROSPECT OF WALES AND A VISION OF PANT-Y-GIRDLE
JOINT
ACCOUNT
1993
LET THERE
BE DRAGONS Reprinted in Science Fiction Chronicle, XV, 1, October 1993 , pp. 5, 28-29. Reprinted in Books for Keeps, November, pp. 4-6. Reprint in USA: in Science Fiction Chronicle, 10/93, pp. 5, 28-29. Reprinted in
Only Connect, edited by Sheila Egoff, G.T.Stubbs and L.F.Ashley Extract translated into French by Alain Névant and published in Ozone, Numero Hors-Série, 3ème trimestre [July] 1997, pp. 11-13.
HIGH TECH, WHY TECH? The Electronic Author (supplement to The Author), Summer 1993, p. 2.
1994 Supporting quote on subscription page of Locus first appeared in May 1994 issue.
MY BEST
TEACHER
1995
MY
SOUNDTRACK FOR A CATHEDRAL
1996
“SHEER
DELIGHT”
ON FORTY GREEN, NEAR PENN Playground Memories, edited by Nick Gammage, 14 October 1996, pp. 63-64. First
appeared in Limited Edition (High Wycombe), October 1996, p. 7;
Times Educational Supplement and elsewhere.
ON WRITING The Faces
of Fantasy, photographs by Patti
Perret
MY NEW YEAR RESOLUTION The Express, 31 December 1996, p. 11.
1997 MY FAVOURITE BOOK My Favourite Book, Celebrities’ Childhood Choice, compiled by William Watt Glasgow City Libraries and Archives, 26 February 1997, pp. 54-55. Published to coincide with the first Glasgow Book Festival for the Yorkhill Sick Children’s Fund. ISBN 0-906169-49-6
MY KIND OF DAY Radio Times, 10-16 May 1997, p.138.
ON EXCELLENCE IN SCHOOLS Education: What It Means to You, Department for Education and Employment London 1997, p.6.
THE MEANING OF MY CHRISTMAS Western Daily Press (Bristol), 24 December 1997, p. 6.
1998 NO WORRIES SFX
MAGICAL WORLDS (Essay) Royal Mail mint stamps, pack no.289, first day of issue 21 July 1998 First day cover envelopes contained a card that had only the first paragraphs of the essay.
1999 FANTASY KINGDOM The Sunday Times New Review, 4 July 1999, p. 4.
LORD OF THE RINGS The Sunday Times, Culture Section, 8 August 1999, p. ?7. A review in their Millennium Masterworks series.
WYRD IDEAS Having a fanclub in cyberspace is flattering, but caution is needed. The Author, CX, 3, Autumn 1999, pp. 102-103.
‘I ONLY READ THE BRODIE’S NOTES’ Later, December 1999, p. 169. ‘The baffling ordeal of English Literature lessons revisited. This Month: Terry Pratchett remembers Mansfield Park.’
2000 THE ORANGUTANS ARE DYING. SORRY SON, THE HUMANS NEED ALL OUR TREES The Mail on Sunday Review, 20 February 2000, p. 63.
INTRODUCTION TO ‘THE GNARLY MAN’ BY L.SPRAGE DE CAMP My Favourite Fantasy Story, ed. Martin H.Greenberg, New York: Daw, 8/2000 (0-88677-905-7) p. 98. Following his invitation to introduce his favourite fantasy story for the collection, another invitee, Michelle West, chose ‘Troll Bridge’ as her favourite.
ON HIS RELIGIOUS BELIEFS - HUMANISM Living Without God, CD-Rom, (1-902540-06-9) copyright 1998, 2000. 6½ minute audiovisual contribution The Beliefs and Visions of People Who Live without God I-Seek/British Humanist Association phone: 020 7430 0908
IMAGINARY WORLDS, REAL STORIES Folklore, Folklore Society, 1 October 2000
2001: THE VISION AND THE REALITY The Sunday Times, 24 December 2000, p. 5:17. 'Terry Pratchett, Britain’s bestselling novelist, contrasts the future forecast in Kubrick’s film 2001: A Space Odyssey with life as it has actually turned out.’
2001 AUTHOR PAYS TRIBUTE TO FORMER BUCKS FREE PRESS EDITOR ARTHUR [CHURCH] Bucks Free Press, 16 February 2001, p. 1.
AFTER HOURS. MY CULTURAL LIFE: TERRY PRATCHETT Play (supplement to The Times), 7-13 July 2001, pp. 4-5. Terry Pratchett was talking to Ed Potton.
IT KEEPS MY HEAD TOGETHER The Sunday Telegraph Review, 8 July 2001, p. 4. ‘When his trademark black hat was abducted by students, the author Terry Pratchett was desperate to get it back. Would it be chained to a radiator or sent back to him in little pieces?’
CULT CLASSIC Karen Haber (ed.) Meditations on Middle Earth Byron Preiss/St Martin’s Press, New York, 11/2001 (0-312-27536-6), pp. 78-80, 82-83. Pbk due for publication in October 2002. Available for download to Adobe and Miscrosoft readers UK pbk: Earthlight [Simon & Schuster], 7/5/02 (0-7432-3100-7)
2002 NEIL GAIMAN. AMAZING MASTER CONJURER Boskone 39, program book & schedule, 15-17 February 2002, p. 3.
A WORD FROM TERRY PRATCHETT [ABOUT TRUCKERS] Programme for Bob Eaton’s adaptation of Truckers¸ p. 4. Produced at Harrogate Theatre, 11-25 March 2002; Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, 3-20 April; Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage, 23-27 April; Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 8-11 May 2002; Civic Theatre Darlington, 14-18 May; Hawth Theatre, Crawley, 22-25 May, Castle Theatre Wellingborough, 28 May-June 1; Lyseum Theatre, Sheffield, 5-8 June, Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield, 11-15 June, Greenwich Theatre, London, 18-22 June; Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 25-29 June 2002
MEDICAL NOTES Discworld Convention 2002, nac mac Programme Book, pp. 16-17.
2003 WHEN WE WERE 10. TERRY PRATCHETT was inspired by the Just William books The Daily Telegraph, arts+books, 4 October 2003, p. 9.
PAPERBACK WRITER The Guardian
2004 WRITER’S CHOICE. TERRY PRATCHETT The creator of the Discworld novels reveals some of his favourite reading and the books that have influenced his own writing[Waterstones’] Books Quarterly, 12, 2004, p. 98.
HOW I SEE IT We asked a range of authors what they think of their book covers. Do they care how their novels look? The answer is an emphatic yes +books/arts.telegraph.co.uk, in The Daily Telegraph, 24 July, 2004, TP’s contribution on p. 2.
I BLEED FOR EVERY WORD Sci-fi
luminary Terry Pratchett is astonished by the musical adaptation of
NO REALLY, IT WAS WONDERFUL A musical version of Only You Can Save Mankind has the author Terry Pratchett singing in the shower The Sunday Times, Ecosse 10: Festival, 15 August 2004, p. vi. This appeared only in the Scottish edition.
ON TERRY PRATCHETT’S PATERNAL GRANDMOTHER “False teeth and a smoking mermaid”, Famous people reveal the strange and beautiful truth about themselves and their grandparents, Age Concern, 17,000 copies on 23/904, p. [85].
NOREASCON 4
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Supporting quotes
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Supporting quotes Cities in Flight, by James Blish, 1999 The Rediscovery of Man, by Cordwainer Smith, 1999 in their Fantasy Masterworks series Tales of the Dying Earth, by Jack Vance, 2000 - ‘One of the best and most influential fantasy works of the 20th century.’ and in their SF Collectors’ Series Wasp, by Eric Frank Russell, 2000
Supporting quote ‘Ingenious. I shall be watching Jasper Fforde nervously.’
Supporting quote
2005
MINICON 40ean
ODE TO MULTIPLE UNIVERSES First
printed in Fantasy & Science Fiction, Oct/Nov 2005, p.126.
(0-312-87307-7)
PIECES OF ME 2006
WHERE THE FALLING ANGEL
MEETS The Hollins Critic (Hollins University, Virginia), XLIII 1, February 2006, pp. 1-11, with a checklist of UK and USA publications, pp. 12-15.
TES
TEACHER
TERRY
PRATCHETT. NOREASCON 4
2007
NOTES FROM A SUCCESSFUL FANTASY
AUTHOR 26/08/2006 |