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Gut-splitting fantasy satire by the master.
John Gorman, author of
The Acolyte And The Amulet
Follow Moist Von Lipwig on a death-defying journey into becoming the head of the post-office, inventing the postage stamp and competing against the Grand Trunk Clacks Line (an advanced method of sending messages using light semaphores). A hilarious adventure sure to ignite the imagination.
Highly engaging and entertaining.
John Gorman, author of
The Acolyte And The Amulet
I had dozens of names of great sci-fi writers run through my head: from Jules Verne, Ray Bradbury and Ursula K. Le Guin to Adrian Tchaikovsky, Emily St. John Mandel and Margaret Atwood. Then I walked past my bookshelves with the collection of Discworld novels sitting on the third shelf from the top, and I smiled as I do every time I see these books. So I knew that the answer was always Terry Pratchett. His incisive humour and whimsical world-building conceals great social commentary expressed through that wonderful mix of fantasy and parody that never fails to brighten my day.
Khira Allen, author of
Songbird Ascension
His writing is just pure genius and absolutely hilarious.
Iveta Ongley, author of
Little Monster's Book of Feelings
He opened the world of fantasy to me.
Kaylen Fletcher, author of
Distant Thunder
This author excels at world-building, so much so, that the reader is transported mind and soul to those worlds.
Sherif Guirguis, author of
Through The Storm
They have an acute understanding of the human condition and scathing wit.
John Gorman, author of
Quest For the Hope Box
Expertly mixes fantasy, politics and humour
Jesse McMinn, author of
The Greencloak Wanderer
Hilarious comedy science fiction and fantasy.
C Grezo and Rupert Knowles, author of
Pirates of Nebula Seven
