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A review by woolfardis
The New Discworld Companion by Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs
4.0
2003 updated companion to the Discworld series (28 of 41 this time) up to Night Watch. Very thorough and in alphabetical order, making it supremely easy to find whatever Discworld shenanigans you may want to look up.
There are a few little illustrations to accompany the entries and a rather primitive but useful map of the city of Ankh-Morpork.
The entries range from minor characters to big, roaring protagonists through to little villages we only ever hear as a passing joke, with each entry having a decent amount written about them.
It's a lovely little reference book that can be used to refresh your mind about Discworld if you're not in the mood to re-read them in their entirety. Any updated, more recently published versions should be acquired however, just to make sure you get the best enjoyment.
There are a few little illustrations to accompany the entries and a rather primitive but useful map of the city of Ankh-Morpork.
The entries range from minor characters to big, roaring protagonists through to little villages we only ever hear as a passing joke, with each entry having a decent amount written about them.
It's a lovely little reference book that can be used to refresh your mind about Discworld if you're not in the mood to re-read them in their entirety. Any updated, more recently published versions should be acquired however, just to make sure you get the best enjoyment.