Stroke of the Pen : The Lost Stories, Paperback by Pratchett, Terry, Like New...

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Publisher: HarperCollins Book Title: Stroke of the Pen : the Lost Stories Publication Year: 2024 Illustrator: Yes Item Weight: 6.5 Oz Genre: Fiction Author: Terry Pratchett Number of Pages: 240 Pages Item Length: 8 in Item Width: 5.3 in ISBN: 9780063376205 Format: Trade Paperback width: 5.3 in Topic: Fantasy / Collections & Anthologies, Fantasy / Humorous, Short Stories (Single Author) Language: English

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Stroke of the Pen : The Lost Stories, Paperback by Pratchett, Terry, Like New.... The stories have never been attributed to him until now, and might never have been found-were it not for the efforts of a few dedicated fans. As Neil Gaiman writes in his introduction, "through all of these stories we watch Terry Pratchett becoming Terry Pratchett.". Stroke of the Pen : The Lost Stories, Paperback by Pratchett, Terry, ISBN 0063376202, ISBN-13 9780063376205, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US "These rediscovered tales were written by Terry Pratchett under a pseudonym for British newspapers during the 1970s and 1980s. The stories have never been attributed to him until now, and might never have been found-were it not for the efforts of a few dedicated fans. As Neil Gaiman writes in his introduction, "through all of these stories we watch Terry Pratchett becoming Terry Pratchett." Though none of the short works are set in the Discworld, all are infused with Pratchett's trademark wit, satirical wisdom, and brilliant imagination, hinting at the magical universe he would go on to create. Meet Og the inventor, the first caveman to cultivate fire, as he discovers the highs and lows of progress; haunt the Ministry of Nuisances with the defiant evicted ghosts of Pilgarlic Towers; visit Blackbury, a small market town with weird weather and an otherworldly visitor; and embark on a dangerous quest through time and space with hero Kron, which begins in the ancient city of Morpork . . . A Stroke of the Penis an essential collection from the late, great Sir Terry Pratchett, a "master storyteller" (A. S. Byatt) who "defies categorization" (The Times); a writer whose "novels have always been among the most serious of comedies, the most relevant and real of fantasies" (Independent UK)"--