Truckers - Revision history

Ben: /* Other appearances */

2024-02-02T07:17:39Z

Other appearances

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	\| 2020-11-15 \|\| {{DID}} \|\| “Marc Burrows and the Bromeliad” \|\| [https://www.desertislanddiscworld.com/episodes/4-3-marc-burrows-and-the-bromeliad/ desertislanddiscworld.com]		\| 2020-11-15 \|\| {{DID}} \|\| “Marc Burrows and the Bromeliad” \|\| [https://www.desertislanddiscworld.com/episodes/4-3-marc-burrows-and-the-bromeliad/ desertislanddiscworld.com]
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			\| 2024-02-01 \|\| ''[https://islandofbrilliant.podbean.com/ The Island of Brilliant]'' \|\| “Christopher Edge”<ref>Co-host Frank is about to discuss his recent re-read of {{N}}, but when he mentions ''Truckers'' and discovers co-host Nadia has never read it, ends up chatting about that instead before discussing ''Nation''. (He confuses its origins with {{TCP}}, but it is a re-write of an early work of his.)</ref> \|\| [https://islandofbrilliant.podbean.com/e/christopher-edge/ podbean.com]
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Ben: Text replacement - "Stephen Briggs (unabridged)" to "Stephen Briggs (Isis)"

2023-10-27T08:40:13Z

Text replacement - "Stephen Briggs (unabridged)" to "Stephen Briggs (Isis)"

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	\| caption = 2018 illustrated edition cover by Mark Beech		\| caption = 2018 illustrated edition cover by Mark Beech
	\| author = Terry Pratchett		\| author = Terry Pratchett
	\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (Corgi)<br/>Stephen Briggs (~~unabridged~~)		\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (Corgi)<br/>Stephen Briggs (Isis)
	\| translator =		\| translator =
	\| illustrator = Mark Beech (illustrated edition only)		\| illustrator = Mark Beech (illustrated edition only)

Ben: Text replacement - "Tony Robinson (abridged)" to "Tony Robinson (Corgi)"

2023-10-27T08:31:53Z

Text replacement - "Tony Robinson (abridged)" to "Tony Robinson (Corgi)"

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	\| author = Terry Pratchett		\| author = Terry Pratchett
	\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (~~abridged~~)<br/>Stephen Briggs (unabridged)		\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (Corgi)<br/>Stephen Briggs (unabridged)
	\| translator =		\| translator =
	\| illustrator = Mark Beech (illustrated edition only)		\| illustrator = Mark Beech (illustrated edition only)

Ben: /* Major appearances */

2023-10-20T04:37:43Z

Major appearances

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	\| 2023-03-13 \|\| ''[https://www.spreaker.com/show/bookanieri Bookanieri - Libri & Rum]'' \|\| “Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini con Dottor Pira!”<ref>In Italian. The podcast’s name translates to “Bookanieri - Books & Rum”, and the Italian title for ''Truckers'' is ''Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini'' - “The Little People of the Department Store”.</ref> \|\| [https://www.spreaker.com/user/bookanieri/pic-pop spreaker.com]		\| 2023-03-13 \|\| ''[https://www.spreaker.com/show/bookanieri Bookanieri - Libri & Rum]'' \|\| “Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini con Dottor Pira!”<ref>In Italian. The podcast’s name translates to “Bookanieri - Books & Rum”, and the Italian title for ''Truckers'' is ''Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini'' - “The Little People of the Department Store”.</ref> \|\| [https://www.spreaker.com/user/bookanieri/pic-pop spreaker.com]
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			\| 2023-10-01 \|\| ''Bookwandering with Anna James''<ref>This podcast has no dedicated website.</ref> \|\| “Truckers with Eliza Clark”<ref>Briefly touches on the Nomes trilogy as a whole.</ref> \|\| [https://sphinx.acast.com/p/open/s/64348d1be82740001182f0e4/e/6518b75c9f06d0001186b9b0/media.mp3 acast.com] (mp3)
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Ben: Added cover image caption

2023-06-13T03:12:12Z

Added cover image caption

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	\| caption =		\| caption = 2018 illustrated edition cover by Mark Beech
	\| author = Terry Pratchett		\| author = Terry Pratchett
	\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (abridged)<br/>Stephen Briggs (unabridged)		\| audio_read_by = Tony Robinson (abridged)<br/>Stephen Briggs (unabridged)

Ben: /* Adaptations */ Added extra details for the stage production

2023-03-17T06:29:22Z

Adaptations: Added extra details for the stage production

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	* The first screen adaptation of Pratchett’s work was {{TTV}}, a stop-motion animated version of ''Truckers'' made by Cosgrove Hall for ITV. It was adapted by Brian Trueman in 13 short episodes, first broadcast from January to April, 1992. It starred Joe McGann (brother of Paul McGann) as Masklin, Edward Kelsey as The Thing and Debra Gillett as Grimma.		* The first screen adaptation of Pratchett’s work was {{TTV}}, a stop-motion animated version of ''Truckers'' made by Cosgrove Hall for ITV. It was adapted by Brian Trueman in 13 short episodes, first broadcast from January to April, 1992. It starred Joe McGann (brother of Paul McGann) as Masklin, Edward Kelsey as The Thing and Debra Gillett as Grimma.
	* Two different picture book versions using stills from the television adaptation were produced in 1992, one from Pratchett’s regular publishers, Corgi, and one from Ladybird Books.		* Two different picture book versions using stills from the television adaptation were produced in 1992, one from Pratchett’s regular publishers, Corgi, and one from Ladybird Books.
	* It was adapted for the stage in 2002 by Bob Eaton, ~~performed at the Belgrade Theatre~~ in ~~Coventry,~~ a co-production between the Belgrade, the Harrogate Theatre and the Theatre Royal in Bury St ~~Edmunds~~. ~~This~~ production ~~combined~~ live ~~action with projected filmed backgrounds~~. The script wasn’t published, but Pratchett’s notes for the programme were republished as “The Big Store” in {{OMWF}} and {{SK}}.		* It was adapted for the stage in 2002 by Bob Eaton, in a co-production between the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry, the Harrogate Theatre and the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmonds. The production ran between April and June 2002, spending time at all three theatres. Humans were represented in pre-filmed segments projected at huge size, while the Nomes were performed by live actors. The cast included Matthew Bowyer as Masklin, Rosalind Paul as Grimma, Terry Burns as Angalo, Richard J Fletcher as Dorcas, Robin Johnson as Gurder, David Brett as Torrit, Kate Layden as Granny Morkie and Stephen Aintree as the Abbot and Duke of Haberdasheri. The voice of The Thing was performed by Sayan Kent, who also composed music for the production - [https://soundcloud.com/sayan-kent/sets/truckers?si=538db26869f04807aeadb7a874407666&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing she's shared a collection of music from the play on her Soundcloud]. The script wasn’t published, but Pratchett’s notes for the programme were republished as “The Big Store” in {{OMWF}} and {{SK}}.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Ben: Added adaptations

2023-03-17T05:59:20Z

Added adaptations

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	\| 2020-11-15 \|\| {{DID}} \|\| “Marc Burrows and the Bromeliad” \|\| [https://www.desertislanddiscworld.com/episodes/4-3-marc-burrows-and-the-bromeliad/ desertislanddiscworld.com]		\| 2020-11-15 \|\| {{DID}} \|\| “Marc Burrows and the Bromeliad” \|\| [https://www.desertislanddiscworld.com/episodes/4-3-marc-burrows-and-the-bromeliad/ desertislanddiscworld.com]
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			== Adaptations ==
			* The first screen adaptation of Pratchett’s work was {{TTV}}, a stop-motion animated version of ''Truckers'' made by Cosgrove Hall for ITV. It was adapted by Brian Trueman in 13 short episodes, first broadcast from January to April, 1992. It starred Joe McGann (brother of Paul McGann) as Masklin, Edward Kelsey as The Thing and Debra Gillett as Grimma.
			* Two different picture book versions using stills from the television adaptation were produced in 1992, one from Pratchett’s regular publishers, Corgi, and one from Ladybird Books.
			* It was adapted for the stage in 2002 by Bob Eaton, performed at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry, a co-production between the Belgrade, the Harrogate Theatre and the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds. This production combined live action with projected filmed backgrounds. The script wasn’t published, but Pratchett’s notes for the programme were republished as “The Big Store” in {{OMWF}} and {{SK}}.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Ben: /* Podcast episodes */

2023-03-17T05:18:28Z

Podcast episodes

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	=== Other appearances ===		=== Other appearances ===
	These are episodes where there’s significant discussion of the book, but it’s not the main focus. For '~~’Truckers~~'' this includes episodes which discuss ''The Bromeliad'' trilogy as a whole.		These are episodes where there’s significant discussion of the book, but it’s not the main focus. For ''Truckers'' this includes episodes which discuss ''The Bromeliad'' trilogy as a whole.

	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"

Ben: /* Podcast episodes */ Added Bromeliad episode of DID in the Other appearances section

2023-03-17T05:17:43Z

Podcast episodes: Added Bromeliad episode of DID in the Other appearances section

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	=== Other appearances ===		=== Other appearances ===
	''~~To be added.~~''		These are episodes where there’s significant discussion of the book, but it’s not the main focus. For '’Truckers'' this includes episodes which discuss ''The Bromeliad'' trilogy as a whole.

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			! Date !! Show !! Episode !! External link
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			\| 2020-11-15 \|\| {{DID}} \|\| “Marc Burrows and the Bromeliad” \|\| [https://www.desertislanddiscworld.com/episodes/4-3-marc-burrows-and-the-bromeliad/ desertislanddiscworld.com]
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	== External links ==		== External links ==

Ben: /* Major appearances */ Copyedit of footnote

2023-03-17T05:15:56Z

Major appearances: Copyedit of footnote

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	\| 2022-02-07 \|\| {{MYF}} \|\| “A Whoomph and a Whiff” (1/3)<ref>This is the first of three episodes covering [[the Bromeliad]]. The other episodes are listed under {{D}} and {{WI}}.</ref> \|\| [https://thetruthshallmakeyefret.com/2022/02/07/74-bromeliad-pt-1-truckers-a-whoomph-and-a-whiff/ thetruthshallmakeyefret.com]		\| 2022-02-07 \|\| {{MYF}} \|\| “A Whoomph and a Whiff” (1/3)<ref>This is the first of three episodes covering [[the Bromeliad]]. The other episodes are listed under {{D}} and {{WI}}.</ref> \|\| [https://thetruthshallmakeyefret.com/2022/02/07/74-bromeliad-pt-1-truckers-a-whoomph-and-a-whiff/ thetruthshallmakeyefret.com]
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	\| 2023-03-13 \|\| ''[https://www.spreaker.com/show/bookanieri Bookanieri - Libri & Rum]'' \|\| “Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini con Dottor Pira!”<ref>In Italian. The podcast’s name is “Bookanieri - Books & Rum”, and the Italian title for Truckers is ''Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini'' - “The Little People of the Department Store”.</ref> \|\| [https://www.spreaker.com/user/bookanieri/pic-pop spreaker.com]		\| 2023-03-13 \|\| ''[https://www.spreaker.com/show/bookanieri Bookanieri - Libri & Rum]'' \|\| “Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini con Dottor Pira!”<ref>In Italian. The podcast’s name translates to “Bookanieri - Books & Rum”, and the Italian title for ''Truckers'' is ''Il piccolo popolo dei Grandi Magazzini'' - “The Little People of the Department Store”.</ref> \|\| [https://www.spreaker.com/user/bookanieri/pic-pop spreaker.com]
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