

There are also the extraneous materials - the maps, diaries, graphic novels, quizbooks, short stories and various other things that aren't novels, but are still parts of Discworld in their own right. Sometimes these are divided into the "Industrial Revolution Books" (Moving Pictures, The Truth, Monstrous Regiment, and sometimes the Moist von Lipwig Series) and the "Ancient Civilization Books (Pyramids & Small Gods) Following an ambitious reporter who creates Ankh-Morpork’s first newspaper, only to get dragged into a big conspiracy, The Truth is an ambitious and very exciting entry that perfectly parodies everything about newspapers. Other, one-off books which are still Discworld stories, but feature characters who don't usually take centre stage. The Truth 2000 Pratchett introduces print journalism to the Discworld in this clever standalone entry.The Wee Free Men books (the children's Discworld series with Tiffany Aching and the Nac Mac Feegle).The Post Office books (featuring Moist Von Lipwig and the staff of whichever service he's working for).The City Watch books (featuring Sam Vimes and the rest of the Watchmen).

The Death books (featuring Death and Susan Sto Helit, often against the Auditors). Home » Terry Pratchett’s Discworld: A Roadmap Features Terry Pratchett’s Discworld: A Roadmap Looking to revisit the Discworld novels or try them for the first time Here are some suggested. Discworld novels have also won awards such as the Prometheus Award and the Carnegie Medal.The Witches books (featuring Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Ogg et al).The Rincewind books (featuring Rincewind and The Luggage.).The Discworld books can be split up into several mini-series, based on the main characters:
