Eric Appelbaum
My first Discworld novel, Mort, has shown me exactly why Terry Pratchett is so beloved. His writing simply oozes witticisms with every line. I found myself chuckling page after page and excited to read more. The concept is so unique. Mort and Death were fantastic to see together. It has indicators that this is an early work, some of the characters' progression left me a little unsatisfied, especially the women. However, knowing there are 40 other works I have left to enjoy, I can't wait to see what else Terry Pratchett has cooked up in Discworld.
My first Discworld novel, Mort, has shown me exactly why Terry Pratchett is so beloved. His writing simply oozes witticisms with every line. I found myself chuckling page after page and excited to read more. The concept is so unique. Mort and Death were fantastic to see together. It has indicators that this is an early work, some of the characters' progression left me a little unsatisfied, especially the women. However, knowing there are 40 other works I have left to enjoy, I can't wait to see what else Terry Pratchett has cooked up in Discworld.