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    Posted: 10-Oct-2006 at 06:59
Which religion does he belong to ?
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The cult of Small Gods.

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Well, seeing as he is such a successful writer, he was probably a good Hindu in his previous life. Tongue
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Originally posted by Aelfgifu

You only just got it? Aaah, the pleasure of having a new pratchett... To bad they dont last... I finished thud in a night and a day....


I wait for the softbacks.
The paper is different, hence the smell, thinner, but yet seemingly stronger. Curious that.
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Im sorry but aren't these books supposed to be read in series or is each one about a different story in Discworld?
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The books can be read in a series, but it is not a necessety. Some books completely stand alone, some are about the same persons and situations which evolve. It is fun to read them in proper order because of the running jokes, but you can read a single one no problem.

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Thanks for clearing that up Aelf...
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