The Authorised Terry Pratchett's Discworld Magazine
| SFX Presents the Authorised Terry Pratchett's Discworld Magazine | |
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| Co-author(s) | M.J. Simpson |
| Illustrator(s) | {{{illustrator}}} |
| Publisher | Future Publishing Ltd |
| Publication date | 1997 |
| ISBN | 9771368500006 |
| Pages | 74 |
| RRP | £3.50 |
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| Annotations | View |
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| All data relates to the first UK edition. | |
Also called 'SFX Presents the Authorised Terry Pratchett's Discworld Magazine,' this is an official magazine produced between Terry Pratchett and SFX magazine, who have previously featured reviews of Terry's work, articles by him and interviews with him. This special edition of their magazine mainly deals with the recent Cosgrove hall adaptations of Soul Music and Wyrd Sisters. Edited by M.J. Simpson.
Contents
- Welcome To My (Disc)World
- The Discworld- A Beginners Guide
- On The Toon- The Making Of Terry Pratchett's Discworld
- Turtles And Titles
- A Discworld Who's Whom
- I Write The Songs
- Once Upon A (Danger) Mouse
- My Dinner With Terry
- Massive Poster
- Wheel Of Discworld
- Spinning Off The Edge: The Other Discworlds
- Desperately Seeking Terry
- Faces Of Death
- The Quizzing Device
- The Official Supplement To The Official Terry Pratchett's Discworld Official Quizbook (Official)
Collaborations with SFX
Terry Pratchett has had a long relationship with the SFX magazine who have published an number of articles written by him, some examples include: 'Sheer Delight: Tribute to Bob Shaw' article from April 1996 and 'No Worries' article from June 1998.
Sir Terry was the guest editor of issue 196 (June 2010) of the magazine.
Issue 264 (September 2015) included a small supplementary 20 page mini magazine 'Terry Pratchett and Discworld An SFX Celebration.' A celebration of the authors works and contributions to SFX magazine. The pamphlet ended with a preview of The Compleat Discworld Atlas.
External Links
SFX (magazine) on Wikipedia