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50 in '10: #15
Title: Lords and Ladies
Author: Terry Pratchett
Length: 314 pages
Now, for some reason I thought I'd read all of the Discworld witches books. (Not all the Discworld books themselves; I know there are still some gaps in the watch books for me, for instance.) And a couple parts of this one felt familiar, but OTOH I read Wikipedia entries. So either I haven't read this one before, or I have and have forgotten it, which is a damn impressive feat given me and books.
So, Lancre and witches and the Fair Folk and Magrat trying to be a queen and some wizards and some Shakespeare. Press blend, pour into cup, drink down. Good stuff.
Verdict: recommended.
Author: Terry Pratchett
Length: 314 pages
Now, for some reason I thought I'd read all of the Discworld witches books. (Not all the Discworld books themselves; I know there are still some gaps in the watch books for me, for instance.) And a couple parts of this one felt familiar, but OTOH I read Wikipedia entries. So either I haven't read this one before, or I have and have forgotten it, which is a damn impressive feat given me and books.
So, Lancre and witches and the Fair Folk and Magrat trying to be a queen and some wizards and some Shakespeare. Press blend, pour into cup, drink down. Good stuff.
Verdict: recommended.