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The '''Industrial Revolution''' books are a fan-categorisation of a subset of the [[List of Discworld books|Discworld series]], including those which highlight the advancement of technology and society in [[Ankh-Morpork]] under the rule of [[Havelock Vetinari|the Patrician]]. Some fans instead refer to the “Ankh-Morpork series”, which is a little broader and includes some books not included below. The most recent Penguin editions of the novels categorise the books into non-overlapping series, and use the term “Industrial Revolution” to refer exclusively to the three books starring [[Moist von Lipwig]].
The '''Industrial Revolution''' books are a fan-categorisation of a subset of the [[Discworld Books and Stories|Discworld series]], including those which highlight the advancement of technology and society in [[Ankh-Morpork]] under the rule of [[Havelock Vetinari|the Patrician]]. Some fans instead refer to the “Ankh-Morpork series”, which is a little broader and includes some books not included below. The most recent Penguin editions of the novels categorise the books into non-overlapping series, and use the term “Industrial Revolution” to refer exclusively to the three books starring [[Moist von Lipwig]].


== Books ==
== Books ==

Revision as of 19:26, 13 November 2024

The Industrial Revolution books are a fan-categorisation of a subset of the Discworld series, including those which highlight the advancement of technology and society in Ankh-Morpork under the rule of the Patrician. Some fans instead refer to the “Ankh-Morpork series”, which is a little broader and includes some books not included below. The most recent Penguin editions of the novels categorise the books into non-overlapping series, and use the term “Industrial Revolution” to refer exclusively to the three books starring Moist von Lipwig.

Books

The Industrial Revolution series generally comprises these novels:

The short story “Troll Bridge” has some similar themes about the advancement of the Discworld in general; this is also true of many of the later books, especially in the Watch and Wizards series.

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Footnotes