Terry Pratchett

Next Monday, on BBC2, the writer Sir Terry Pratchett, 62, who is suffering from a rare form of Alzheimer's disease, and is a supporter of the right to assisted suicide, will present a documentary called Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die, which follows the case of Peter Smedley, a man in his early 70s with motor neurone disease, a condition that will eventually make him unable to swallow or breathe.

Terry Pratchett's case for assisted suicide is strong 2011

Next Monday, on BBC2, the writer Sir Terry Pratchett, 62, who is suffering from a rare form of Alzheimer's disease, and is a supporter of the right to assisted suicide, will present a documentary called Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die, which follows the case of Peter Smedley, a man in his early 70s with motor neurone disease, a condition that will eventually make him unable to swallow or breathe.

Terry Pratchett's case for assisted suicide is strong 2011

To paraphrase Terry Pratchett: that would be like believing in the postman.

Silicon Valley Redneck 2008

While I agree that writers such as Terry Pratchett deserve more love, I squirmed a bit at the passage in which Hines put forth the premise that the reason science fiction ignores the funny when it comes to awards is because deep down …

Planet-x.com.au » Failing Better – What Science Fiction Needs is More Boogers 2008

Gargoyles have featured in several works of fantasy fiction, such as Terry Pratchett's Discworld series (Discworld gargoyles) and the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D gargoyles) and Rifts role-playing games.

Archive 2007-09-01 Cliff Pickover 2007

Gargoyles have featured in several works of fantasy fiction, such as Terry Pratchett's Discworld series (Discworld gargoyles) and the Dungeons & Dragons (D&D gargoyles) and Rifts role-playing games.

Gargoyles in fiction Cliff Pickover 2007

But that, toparaphrase Terry Pratchett, is the fundamental essence of humanity: where the falling angel meets the rising ape, we are what’ve always been.

Aliens, Dogs & Human Nature « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2008

But that, toparaphrase Terry Pratchett, is the fundamental essence of humanity: where the falling angel meets the rising ape, we are what’ve always been.

2008 July 17 « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2008

Can we please not use the words "Terry Pratchett" and "final words" together in the same post?

MetaFilter teppic 2010

Can we please not use the words "Terry Pratchett" and "final words" together in the same post?

MetaFilter teppic 2010