Terry Pratchett

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Biography

Terry Pratchett is an English fantasy author best known for his Discworld series of books, which have been made into several Made-For-TV movies. Pratchett…more

Born

4/28/1948, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, England

Birth Name

Terence David John Pratchett

Gender

Male

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    • Terry has topped The Bookseller's Chart of 'Evergreen' books, by having three novels (out of only twelve books) remain within the top 5000 best sellers since they started tracking it back in 1995. These are three Discworld novels: The Colour of Magic, The Light Fantastic and Mort.
    • Following on from Terry's diagnosis with Alzheimer's, and his donation to research into a cure for dementia, he was made Patron of ART (the Alzheimer's Research Trust) in May 2008.
    • Terry, who is patron of the Bath Postal Museum, opened an exhibit there in May, 2008, looking at invention in the Victorian era.
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    • Terry: It is just possible that once you have got past all the gods that we have created with big beards and many human traits, just beyond all that, on the other side of physics, there just may be the ordered structure from which everything flows. That is both a kind of philosophy and totally useless – it doesn't take you anywhere. But it fills a hole.
    • (on the expected response to his news in December 2007 about having early Alzheimer's disease) Terry: I know it's a very human thing to say 'Is there anything I can do?' but in this case I would only entertain offers from very high-end experts in brain chemistry.
    • Terry: I think all good authors should read outside their field. Otherwise they're just recycling.

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