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| {{T}} || 1989-09-25 || T || || [[The Bromeliad]] || 1 || {{T|ls}}
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| {{TUC}} || 1989-10-05 || TUC || [[Gray Jolliffe]] || || || {{TUC|ls}}
| {{TUC}}<ref>{{TUC}} is definitely not a novel, but it's a full-length humour book which contains plenty of fiction, so we feel it fits best in this list.</ref> || 1989-10-05 || TUC || [[Gray Jolliffe]] || || || {{TUC|ls}}
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| {{D}} || 1990-04-05 || D || || [[The Bromeliad]] || 2 || {{D|ls}}
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| {{TCP}}<ref name=“TCP”/> || 1992-06-30 || TCP || [[Terry Pratchett]] || || || {{TCP|ls}}
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| {{OY}} || 1992-09-17 || OY || || [[Johnny Maxwell]] || 1 || {{OY|ls}}
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== Anthologies ==
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| {{TTTC}} || 2020-09-01 || TTTC || Early children's stories || {{TTTC|ls}}
| {{TTTC}} || 2020-09-01 || TTTC || Early children's stories || {{TTTC|ls}}
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| {{SP}} || 2023-10-05 || SP || Early children’s stories thought “lost” || {{SP|ls}}
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== Short Fiction ==
== Short Fiction ==
We’re adding these as they are covered by podcasts (though note that at present only {{PC}} is intending to cover these).
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! Published in<ref>Note that we’ve only tried to cover English language sources here. Most of Pratchett’s short stories have been translated and published in German, and those in the major collection {{BS}} have been published in many other languages as well.</ref>
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| {{THB}}<ref>This is Pratchett’s first ever published work. It was originally written for school under the title “Business Rivals”, and published in Pratchett’s school magazine, ''The Technical Cygnet'', in December 1962. “The Hades Business” is described as “rewritten, much enlarged” by Colin Smythe.</ref> || 1963-08 || THB || ''Science Fantasy Magazine’'; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}}  || {{THB|ls}}
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| {{RGEM}} || 1972-03-16<ref name="serialised">This was a serialised story; date is for the first instalment.</ref> || RGEM || ''The Bucks Free Press''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{RGEM|ls}}
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| {{JTTH}}<ref>This is the original version of the story, which was revised for publication in {{TWVC}}.</ref> || 1972-04-28<ref name="serialised" /> || JTTH || ''The Bucks Free Press''; {{TWVC}}; {{TTTC}} || {{JTTH|ls}}
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| {{JTTH||From the Horse’s Mouth}}<ref>This is the revised version of the story, with a very different ending; published unaltered in {{SP}}.</ref> || 1972-05-31<ref name="serialised" /> || JTTH || ''Western Daily Press''; {{SP}} || {{JTTH|ls}}
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| {{TPWE}} || 1987-12-16 || TPWE || ''TBA''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{TPWE|ls}}
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| {{FR}} || 1988-10 || FR || ''G.M. The Independent Fantasy Roleplaying Magazine'' Vol. 1 No. 2; ''Space Movies: II''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{FR|ls}}
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| {{TN}} || 1989-02 || TN || ''Hidden Turnings''; ''The Flying Sorcerers''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{TN|ls}}
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| {{IDD}} || 1990 || IDD || ''Digital Dreams''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{IDD|ls}}
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| {{HC}} || 1990-08 || HC || ''More Tales From the Forbidden Planet''; ''Knights of Madness''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{HC|ls}}
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| {{OAF}} || 1995-09-12 || OAF || ''Camelot''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || {{OAF|ls}}
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| {{THM}} || 2012-06-21<ref>First published in a limited edition hardcover of {{TLE}}; Pratchett gives 1986 as the year it was originally written in his author's note, both in that book and {{BS}}.</ref> || THM || {{TLE}}; {{BS}} || {{THM|ls}}
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== Nonfiction ==
Most of these are short articles, but they also include lectures, speeches, published letters and other ephemera. Most do not have separate articles elsewhere, and where that’s the case we haven’t bothered with a shortcut template. We’ll also only add pieces here which are specifically discussed in podcasts or other shows documented on the wiki; for a longer list, see the contents of the collection {{SK}}, or [[lspace:Articles and Speeches|the “Articles and Speeches” page]] on the L-Space wiki.
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| {{TPWE}} || 1987-12-16 || TPWE || ''TBA''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || Story || {{TPWE|ls}}
| “[[Thought Progress]]” || 1989-05 ||  || ''20/20''; {{SK}} || Article || N/A
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| “[[Let There Be Dragons]]” || 1993-06-11 || || ''The Bookseller''; {{SK}} || Speech || N/A
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| “[[Kevins]]” || 1993 ||  || ''The Author''; {{SK}} || Article ||  N/A
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| “[[Wyrd Ideas]]” || 1999 ||  || ''The Author''; {{SK}} || Article ||  N/A
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| {{AMC}} || 2002-02-15 || AMC || Boskone 39 programme book; {{SK}} || Article ||  N/A
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| {{KIR}} || 2007 || KIR || ''The Writers & Authors Yearbook 2007''; {{SK}} || Article ||  N/A
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| {{IDD}} || 1990 || IDD || ''Digital Dreams''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || Story || {{IDD|ls}}
| {{DG}} || 2012-09-13 || DG || || || Standalone book || {{DG|ls}}
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| {{OAF}} || 1995 || OAF || ''TBA''; {{OMWF}}; {{BS}} || Story || {{OAF|ls}}
| {{SHWD}} || 2012-10 || SHWD || ''Shaking Hands With Death''; {{SK}} || Lecture || {{SHWD|ls}}
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Latest revision as of 21:22, 12 November 2024

These are books and short stories written by Terry Pratchett which are not part of the Discworld series. (There's a separate list of books by other authors.)

Novels

Title Publication Date Wiki Shortcut[1] Co-author Series Series # L-Space wiki link
The Carpet People[2] 1971-11-16 TCP The Carpet People
The Dark Side of the Sun 1976-05-10 TDSOTS The Dark Side of the Sun
Strata 1981-06-15 ST Strata
Truckers 1989-09-25 T The Bromeliad 1 Truckers
The Unadulterated Cat[3] 1989-10-05 TUC Gray Jolliffe The Unadulterated Cat
Diggers 1990-04-05 D The Bromeliad 2 Diggers
Good Omens 1990-05-10 GO Neil Gaiman Good Omens
Wings 1990-09-21 WI The Bromeliad 3 Wings
The Carpet People[2] 1992-06-30 TCP Terry Pratchett The Carpet People
Only You Can Save Mankind 1992-09-17 OY Johnny Maxwell 1 Only You Can Save Mankind
Johnny and the Dead 1993-05-27 JATD Johnny Maxwell 2 Johnny and the Dead
Johnny and the Bomb 1996-04-04 JATB Johnny Maxwell 3 Johnny and the Bomb
Nation 2008-09-11 N Nation
Dodger 2012-09-13 DO Dodger
The Long Earth 2012-06-19 TLE Stephen Baxter The Long Earth 1 The Long Earth
The Long War 2013-06-18 TLW Stephen Baxter The Long Earth 2 The Long War
The Long Mars 2014-06-17 TLM Stephen Baxter The Long Earth 3 The Long Mars
The Long Utopia 2015-06-18 TLU Stephen Baxter The Long Earth 4 The Long Utopia
The Long Cosmos 2016-06-14 TLCO Stephen Baxter The Long Earth 5 The Long Cosmos

Collections

Title Publication Date Wiki Shortcut[1] Description L-Space wiki link
Once More* *with Footnotes 2004-09-30 OMWF Short fiction and non-fiction; includes some Discworld short stories Once More* *with Footnotes
A Blink of the Screen 2012-10-11 BS Short fiction; includes all the Discworld short stories A Blink of the Screen
Dragons at Crumbling Castle 2014-09-11 DCC Early children's stories Dragons at Crumbling Castle
A Slip of the Keyboard 2014-09-25 SK Short non-fiction A Slip of the Keyboard
The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner 2016-08-25 TWVC Early children's stories The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner
Father Christmas's Fake Beard 2017-10-05 FCFB Early children's stories Father Christmas's Fake Beard
The Time-travelling Caveman 2020-09-01 TTTC Early children's stories The Time-travelling Caveman
A Stroke of the Pen 2023-10-05 SP Early children’s stories thought “lost” A Stroke of the Pen

Short Fiction

We’re adding these as they are covered by podcasts (though note that at present only Pratchat is intending to cover these).

Title Publication Date Abbr.[1] Published in[4] L-Space wiki link
“The Hades Business”[5] 1963-08 THB Science Fantasy Magazine’'; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “The Hades Business”
“Rincemangle, the Gnome of Even Moor” 1972-03-16[6] RGEM The Bucks Free Press; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Rincemangle, the Gnome of Even Moor”
“Johnno, the Talking Horse”[7] 1972-04-28[6] JTTH The Bucks Free Press; The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner; The Time-travelling Caveman “Johnno, the Talking Horse”
“Johnno, the Talking Horse”[8] 1972-05-31[6] JTTH Western Daily Press; A Stroke of the Pen “Johnno, the Talking Horse”
“Twenty Pence, with Envelope and Seasonal Greeting” 1987-12-16 TPWE TBA; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Twenty Pence with Envelope and Seasonal Greetings”
“Final Reward” 1988-10 FR G.M. The Independent Fantasy Roleplaying Magazine Vol. 1 No. 2; Space Movies: II; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Final Reward”
“Turntables of the Night” 1989-02 TN Hidden Turnings; The Flying Sorcerers; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Turntables of the Night”
“#ifdefDEBUG + 'world/enough' + 'time'” 1990 IDD Digital Dreams; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “#ifdefDEBUG + 'world/enough' + 'time'”
“Hollywood Chickens” 1990-08 HC More Tales From the Forbidden Planet; Knights of Madness; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Hollywood Chickens”
“Once and Future” 1995-09-12 OAF Camelot; Once More* *with Footnotes; A Blink of the Screen “Once and Future”
“The High Meggas” 2012-06-21[9] THM The Long Earth; A Blink of the Screen “The High Meggas”

Nonfiction

Most of these are short articles, but they also include lectures, speeches, published letters and other ephemera. Most do not have separate articles elsewhere, and where that’s the case we haven’t bothered with a shortcut template. We’ll also only add pieces here which are specifically discussed in podcasts or other shows documented on the wiki; for a longer list, see the contents of the collection A Slip of the Keyboard, or the “Articles and Speeches” page on the L-Space wiki.

Title Publication Date Abbr.[1] Published in Format L-Space wiki link
“Thought Progress” 1989-05 20/20; A Slip of the Keyboard Article N/A
“Let There Be Dragons” 1993-06-11 The Bookseller; A Slip of the Keyboard Speech N/A
“Kevins” 1993 The Author; A Slip of the Keyboard Article N/A
“Wyrd Ideas” 1999 The Author; A Slip of the Keyboard Article N/A
“Neil Gaiman: Amazing Master Conjuror” 2002-02-15 AMC Boskone 39 programme book; A Slip of the Keyboard Article N/A
“Notes From a Successful Fantasy Author - Keep It Real” 2007 KIR The Writers & Authors Yearbook 2007; A Slip of the Keyboard Article N/A
Dodger’s Guide to London 2012-09-13 DG Standalone book Dodger’s Guide to London
“Shaking Hands with Death” 2012-10 SHWD Shaking Hands With Death; A Slip of the Keyboard Lecture “Shaking Hands with Death”

Footnotes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 A template with this abbreviated name has been set up to allow for quickly linking to this book. Type the acronym in braces, e.g. {{RM}} will produce Reaper Man. For more details, see Template:BookShortcut.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The original and revised editions of The Carpet People are significantly different, and we don’t really consider them the same book, so we’ve listed it twice here. Terry clearly preferred the new version or he’d not have rewritten it, though, so like other sites we only have one article.
  3. ↑ The Unadulterated Cat is definitely not a novel, but it's a full-length humour book which contains plenty of fiction, so we feel it fits best in this list.
  4. ↑ Note that we’ve only tried to cover English language sources here. Most of Pratchett’s short stories have been translated and published in German, and those in the major collection A Blink of the Screen have been published in many other languages as well.
  5. ↑ This is Pratchett’s first ever published work. It was originally written for school under the title “Business Rivals”, and published in Pratchett’s school magazine, The Technical Cygnet, in December 1962. “The Hades Business” is described as “rewritten, much enlarged” by Colin Smythe.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 This was a serialised story; date is for the first instalment.
  7. ↑ This is the original version of the story, which was revised for publication in The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner.
  8. ↑ This is the revised version of the story, with a very different ending; published unaltered in A Stroke of the Pen.
  9. ↑ First published in a limited edition hardcover of The Long Earth; Pratchett gives 1986 as the year it was originally written in his author's note, both in that book and A Blink of the Screen.
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