#discworld

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Discworld: "Martina, who has a passion for bookbinding and DIY, decided to take on this mammoth project as her very first mechanical build. Her idea was both whimsical and practical in the most Nerdforge way: she would bind all 40 Discworld books and arrange them around a massive wooden wheel."

https://www.yankodesign.com/2025/06/17/entire-discworld-series-turned-into-a-rotating-book-wheel/

Best Sam Vimes Quotes from Terry Pratchett's Discworld

Whilst living in a slum was often seen as proof of criminality, owning a street of them merely got you invited to the best parties. —Feet of Clay

https://inspirefirst.com/sam-vimes-quotes/

Commander Vimes didn't like the phrase 'The innocent have nothing to fear', believing the innocent had everything to fear, mostly from the guilty but in the longer term even more from those who say things like 'The innocent have nothing to fear'.

Terry Pratchett, Snuff

Hello, my name is not Humphrey and I've joined c.im recently.
I've got a profile set up, so the next step apparently is an post.
I like (note the u), , , and there's plenty of other stuff I'm in to that I think it is silly to try to reduce to a single word label when there's more nuance to it than that. (e.g. , but not the jazz or country stuff, or opera, but most other genres, but also more exceptions now I come to think about it, don't generally like reggae for example...) You see how just 'music' is... not enough?

I also like not doing too much, and I blog a bit. Still getting used to this Humphrey character. Can ramble on and possibly be a bit short too. …

27th of October: recommend a book that had an impact on your prose.

Not a single book, but an anthology. The Orcs: First Blood series is told from the point of view of orcs. Looking back, I think my attempts to portray more traditionally 'evil' species (orcs, snake-people, etc) in a more nuanced light comes from this.

The other contender is Night Watch from the books. Does PTerry need any further explanation?

...He hated the very idea of the world being divided into the shaved and the shavers. Or those who wore the shiny boots and those who cleaned the mud off them. Every time he saw Willikins the butler fold his, Vimes's, clothes, he suppressed a terrible urge to kick the butler's shiny backside as an affront to the dignity of man.

Terry Pratchett, Feet of Clay

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For my 2nd full I’ve had a crack at the Unseen University from

I enjoyed the process a lot and learned a fair bit about Tiny Glade in the process. I still couldn’t pull off the Octiron Gate or the clock tower but I think that would be tricky even for someone with superior TG skills (although someone on YouTube made Minas Tirith so maybe not).