Discworld Fools' Guild Yearbook And Diary 2001 (The Discworld Fools' Guild Diary)

Discworld Fools' Guild Yearbook And Diary 2001 (The Discworld Fools' Guild Diary)

by Stephen Briggs (Illustrator)

Synopsis

Contrast the Fools' Guild with the Assassins' Guild next door: one is pleasant, light and airy and the corridors echo with the quiet activity of people working hard to master a job they love; the other is gaunt, forbidding and silent, except for the occasional muffled sob ...The Fools' Guild, founded 150 years ago, is also a hospital, craft standards enforcer, fraternal society and school. There is always a place and a custard pie in the face for any young boy with an amusing hump, speech impediment or other laughable deformity. As with previous diaries in the series, the usual mundane dates are complemented by the Discworld's own special occasions, so you will always know when to expect the Soul Cake Duck's choccie eggs and which days are most auspicious for the throwing of custard pies.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Gollancz
Published: 24 Aug 2000

ISBN 10: 0575071036
ISBN 13: 9780575071032
Book Overview: Terry Pratchett is a one-man phenomenon; total sales of his Discworld books are in excess of 17 million He has spent more than three of the last 6.5 years on the Sunday Times Top 10 bestseller list One in every five books sold by WH Smiths is a Pratchett book The Discworld novels have been translated into 27 languages including Croat, Japanese, Estonian, Welsh, Hebrew and Lithuanian.

Author Bio
Stephen Briggs lives in Oxford. As well as compiling THE DISCWORLD COMPANION and THE NEW DISCWORLD COMPANION, he has also co-authored the Discworld DIARIES, the MAPPS and has dramatised most of the Discworld novels. Stephen Briggs lives in Oxford. As well as compiling THE DISCWORLD COMPANION and THE NEW DISCWORLD COMPANION, he has also co-authored the Discworld DIARIES, the MAPPS and has dramatised most of the Discworld novels. Terry Pratchett lives in Wiltshire. His Discworld series is a publishing phenomenon. He has been awarded four honorary doctorates. He won the Carnegie Medal for the Discworld novel MAURICE AND HIS AMAZING EDUCATED RODENTS. He was made an OBE in 1998.