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-[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]
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	In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some [[dwarf bread]], [[figgins]] and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on ~~this cookbook~~.		In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some [[dwarf bread]], [[figgins]] and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on {{NOC}}, for which she is credited as a co-author. Copyright on the recipes in the book is held by her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of them.

	~~Tina is one~~ of the ~~co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in~~ the ~~book are copyright~~ her ~~and~~ [[~~Stephen Briggs~~]]~~, with Tina having created the majority of the recipes~~.		Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from sales, with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].

	Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].		At least one other [[Discworld]]-inspired recipe by Tina was published in the ''Discworld Chronicle'' fan magazine.

	At least one other [[Discworld]] inspired recipe by Tina was published in the Discworld Chronicle fan magazine.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	'''Tina Hannan''' (aka Misty) is a blogger, photographer and writer. ~~with~~ Terry Pratchett she is one of the co-authors of {{NOC}} and was responsible for the creation of most of the recipes featured in the book.		'''Tina Hannan''' (aka Misty) is a blogger, photographer and writer. With [[Terry Pratchett]] and [[Stephen Briggs]] she is one of the co-authors of {{NOC}} and was responsible for the creation of most of the recipes featured in the book.

	Tina has portrayed [[Angua von Überwald]] both in cosplay at conventions and played the [[werewolf]] in a [[Theatre Adaptations\|play]] of {{G!G!}}. Terry once told her that she was the 'official' Angua as she heavily resembled the character.		Tina has portrayed [[Angua von Überwald]] both in cosplay at conventions and played the [[werewolf]] in a [[Theatre Adaptations\|play]] of {{G!G!}}. Terry once told her that she was the 'official' Angua as she heavily resembled the character.
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	=={{NOC}}==		=={{NOC}}==
	In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some dwarf bread, figgins and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on this cookbook.		In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some [[dwarf bread]], [[figgins]] and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on this cookbook.

	Tina is one of the co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in the book are copyright her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of the recipes.		Tina is one of the co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in the book are copyright her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of the recipes.
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	Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].		Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].

	~~Several~~ other [[Discworld]] inspired ~~recipes~~ by Tina ~~have also been~~ published in Discworld ~~convention booklets~~.		At least one other [[Discworld]] inspired recipe by Tina was published in the Discworld Chronicle fan magazine.

	==External Links==		==External Links==
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	[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]		[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]

			[https://www.lspace.org/fandom/cons/dwcon98/chronicle/issue4/recipe.html Recipe-'The Hedgehog That Can' from the Discworld Chronicle Online]

	[https://web.archive.org/web/20180816004523/http://web.onetel.com/~wulf1/Discworld%20Bits.htm?showpage=true Discworld Bits-about how Tina met Terry and started the cookbook (Archived Page)]		[https://web.archive.org/web/20180816004523/http://web.onetel.com/~wulf1/Discworld%20Bits.htm?showpage=true Discworld Bits-about how Tina met Terry and started the cookbook (Archived Page)]

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	{{wp\|wp\|Tina Hannan}}- Wikipedia entry.		{{wp\|Tina Hannan\|Tina Hannan}}- Wikipedia entry.

	[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]		[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]

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	In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some dwarf bread, figgins and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on this cookbook.		In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some dwarf bread, figgins and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on this cookbook.

	Tina is one of the co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in the book are ~~copywrite~~ her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of the recipes.		Tina is one of the co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in the book are copyright her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of the recipes.

	Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].		Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].

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'''Tina Hannan''' (aka Misty) is a blogger, photographer and writer. with Terry Pratchett she is one of the co-authors of {{NOC}} and was responsible for the creation of most of the recipes featured in the book.

Tina has portrayed [[Angua von Überwald]] both in cosplay at conventions and played the [[werewolf]] in a [[Theatre Adaptations|play]] of {{G!G!}}. Terry once told her that she was the 'official' Angua as she heavily resembled the character.

Tina Hannan has also contributed to the book '[https://www.lulu.com/content/739873?page=1&pageSize=4 Shaggy Blog Stories].' A collection of 100 comic stories by authors and bloggers created to raise money for Red Nose Day.

=={{NOC}}==
In 1997 Tina Hannan presented Terry Pratchett with some dwarf bread, figgins and a sticky toffee rat-onna-stick. This would later lead to the two collaborating on this cookbook.

Tina is one of the co-authors of 'Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.' The recipes in the book are copywrite her and [[Stephen Briggs]], with Tina having created the majority of the recipes.

Despite her work taking up a good deal of the cookbook, Tina received no royalties from the sale of any copy with all the money that would have gone to her being donated to the [[Orangutan Foundation]].

Several other [[Discworld]] inspired recipes by Tina have also been published in Discworld convention booklets.

==External Links==
{{wp|wp|Tina Hannan}}- Wikipedia entry.

[http://misty69stuff.blogspot.com/ Tina Hannan's website]

[https://web.archive.org/web/20180816004523/http://web.onetel.com/~wulf1/Discworld%20Bits.htm?showpage=true Discworld Bits-about how Tina met Terry and started the cookbook (Archived Page)]

[https://web.archive.org/web/20180816004520/http://web.onetel.com/~wulf1/index.htm?showpage=true Tina Hannan's old website (Archived Page)]

[https://www.flickr.com/photos/misty69// Misty's Flickr account]

[https://www.penguin.co.uk/authors/1031104/tina-hannan.html Tina Hannan- Penguin Books]

[[Category:People|Hannan, Tina]]