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| Exam-less Crazy Guy Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Vatican City
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld You can definitely see it happening with Rowling. I agree on there not being as productive authors. One name that does spring to mind, though, is Enid Blyton. I've heard it said that she would sit and write a book in 3 days. And if anyone even dared to interrupt her, she'd go mental at them. Adversus solem ne meiito, Pyan. ![]() |
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| Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sri Lanka
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld The earlier books were indeed much more fun because PTerry would throw in a lot of references and spoofs and pop-culture references - they were a lot like a treasure hunt because you're always looking out to see if you can guess where that bit came from I really used to love that. The spoofing, while still present, has gotten a lot less obvious in recent novels - they are more PTerry writing as PTerry. In fact, I believe he said something like that in one interview - that he wrote the earlier novels to meet market demand and then later decided that he was going to write for himself. Of course, I can't recall the link off-hand to substantiate this. Besides, if I posted a link, this post would go into moderation ![]() |
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| Shiny! Let's be bad guys. Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Northamptonshire
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld Well, the interviews are here Interviews I don't remember which ones, but he does state that he was aiming more for plot than for parody after a certain point (was it sorcery?). I think his books have improved immensely, although I still love going back to the early ones and looking for the jokes that I still haven't got even after reading them all 5 times ![]() |
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| Boggart Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Medway
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld Quote:
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| Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sri Lanka
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld Quote:
Besides, who's to say that PTerry will not morph again? "Going Postal" seemed to have a slightly different vibe to his other ones and I'm waiting to see if that repeats in "Making Money" ... | |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND:
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld okay ive read thro every1's quotes and im sure no-ones mentioned it but i remember hearing from somewhere far far away that makin money is about the first bank of ankh-morpork being opend, super happy about it staring moist tho! he rocked in goin postal. Not too found of Tiffany tho, weatherwax ROCKS! XD x |
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| Damsel in this dress Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: United Kingdom
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld well, at the end of postal vetinarie (can't bloody well spell) was looking for a way to reform the city mint. should be fun. i loved the aching books, but am waiting for the next death installment, or guards. |
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| Damsel in this dress Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: United Kingdom
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| Re: Making Money - the next discworld the witches are my favorites - with death a close second. do love sammie vimes as well, but they seem to be ignored at the moment and only show up occasionaly as cameo's. |
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