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RIP Terry Pratchett
Mar. 12th, 2015 04:24 pmhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-31858156
This has hit me hard, harder than expected, his work entertained me, informed me and more than any other the Discworld was my favourite world, it lived and if I could visit it, I would.
Most of all though, more than any other author, Terry kept my love of reading alive and in all likelihood kept me alive, I got through some of the most difficult times of my life thanks to his books.
The only authors I owned more books by were Franklin W Dixon (who doesn't count) and Terrance Dicks (most of which were adaptations).
All other plans are off, going to read a few books, watch a couple of adaptations and remind myself of the wonderful mind that kept me entertained for over twenty years.
This has hit me hard, harder than expected, his work entertained me, informed me and more than any other the Discworld was my favourite world, it lived and if I could visit it, I would.
Most of all though, more than any other author, Terry kept my love of reading alive and in all likelihood kept me alive, I got through some of the most difficult times of my life thanks to his books.
The only authors I owned more books by were Franklin W Dixon (who doesn't count) and Terrance Dicks (most of which were adaptations).
All other plans are off, going to read a few books, watch a couple of adaptations and remind myself of the wonderful mind that kept me entertained for over twenty years.
