Terry Pratchett

"Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened." ..... Well said Terry

Alzheimer's is a cruel disease and he did so much to bring the issue of it to the public conscious .

RIP
 
Oh No! That's so sad, I love his books and admired his efforts to give Alzheimers more public awareness.

Sorely missed :(
 
B*ugger, another one of the interesting people have gone... :(


Apparantly, it was announced via his Twitter account in a way that will make sense for Discworld fans

pTerry's Twitter Account said:
AT LAST, SIR TERRY, WE MUST WALK TOGETHER,

Terry took Death's arm and followed him through the doors and on to the black desert under the endless night.

The End
 
His books never appealed to me but a very sad loss, he gave lots of pleasure to millions of people and that can be no bad thing.

RIP Terry
 
I loved Terry Pratchett since Only You Can Save Mankind, and the Discworld novels were my first "grown up" books I read as a kid. Sad day.
 
Sad news and heartbreaking final tweets from his account.

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This actually brought a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye :cry: I started reading his books when I was 12 and have bought and loved every new Discworld book ever since. And the ones written before I discovered him. Read 'em all, and he's probably single-handedly responsible for initially stoking my still voracious reading habit. A man with a unique talent for making the mundane interesting, ridiculous and hilarious.

I love the Twitter announcement - I hope he wrote that himself at some point with the intent that it was tweeted when he passed.

Rest in peace Terry - your legacy will last, and last and last, just like The Great A'Tuin :thumbsup:
 
Apparently, the twitter feeds were posted by his daughter (according to Sky News) or his assistant Rob Wilkins (according to the BBC News) - must have been difficult if it was his daughter, but so relevant to him. Such sad news, love the Discworld books.

'DON'T THINK OF IT AS DYING', said Death. 'JUST THINK OF IT AS LEAVING EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH'
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Another great passes but his words will live on and fill the minds of his readers with joy RIP Terry
 
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