Deleted Scenes

Deleted scenes and material that were initially cut from their respective books and have been reprinted in another work, or released independently on another format.

The Sea and Little Fishes

This is an deleted extract for the short story The Sea and Little Fishes (1998), this scene was later repurposed and used in the novel Carpe Jugulum. The text was then reprinted in the anthology A Blink of the Screen (2012).

Crowley & Aziraphale’s New Year’s Resolutions

Material based on the Good Omens characters Crowley and Aziraphale (2006). Originally released on the author's extra section on the HarperCollins website.

Raising Steam

Two scenes cut from the novel Raising Steam (2013) 'The Skeleton in the Cavern' and 'Counterblast,' these were later reprinted in the Discworld convention exclusive Terry Pratchett's Folio (2014).

The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day

An additional science based chapter by Ian Stewart cut from The Science of Discworld IV: Judgment Day (2013), later released online.

Private Musings of Tiffany Aching

Text derived from the Tiffany Aching series, covering several subjects (2015). Released on the Penguin Books website along with extracts from other authors works as a part of their 'Summer of Penguin' promotion.

The Long Earth Series

On the stories section of his website Stephen Baxter released several excerpts and original short fiction relating to the Long Earth series of novels:

• The Long Earth: First Person Singular (2012)
• The Long War: Frank and the Dream (2013)
• The Long Mars: A Presidential Speech (2014)
• The Long Utopia: Lobsang and Agnes in New Springfield (2015)
• The Long Cosmos: At the Core (2016)

The Quite Nice and Fairly Accurate Good Omens Script Book

This is the published script for the Good Omens TV series written by Neil Gaiman (2019). The book contains several extra scenes that were later cut during the filming of the series.

External Links

Crowley & Aziraphale’s New Year’s Resolutions

The Science of Discworld IV 'missing' chapter

Tiffany Achings Musings-Archived Webpage

Stephen Baxter's Website-Stories