"I'm not lost for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost."

Neil Gaiman interviews Terry Pratchett on the 25th anniversary of the first discworld novel




My two favourite men of all time, Neil and Terry, what could be MORE awesome.

I just watched The Colour of Magic, the UK mini series, with David Jason as Rincewind, Sean Astin as Twoflower and Tim Curry as Trymon, it was, in a word BLOODY BRILLIANT.

I want a Luggage, a Librarian and a baby Star Turtle.

right now please.

Terry Pratchett, author of the bestselling Discworld novels, has been diagnosed with a rare form of Alzheimer's. He has donated half a million pounds (approx $1 million) to Alzheimer's research and appeared in the media highlighting the low levels of research funding Alzheimer's receives. Millions of loyal readers from around the world have responded and are helping to match Terry's donation.

This was the brilliant brainchild of Pat Cadogan, well known and respected editor/author, I saw the interview with Pterry on SBS, seeing this amazing man stumbling over his words and losing his train of thought was absolutely shocking, this is the most awful of ironies.

Terry Pratchett diagnosed with rare form of early onset alzheimers..



buggerit buggerit

Life just sucks sometimes.