Book:Der ganze Wahnsinn: Storys

Der ganze Wahnsinn: Storys
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Publisher	Piper
Publication date	2007
ISBN	3492701558
Pages	376
RRP	£20.00
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All data relates to the first UK edition.

'Der ganze Wahnsinn: Storys,' translated: 'The Whole Madness: Stories' is a German language book containing material by Terry Pratchett and is essentially a republication of the anthology Once More* *with Footnotes. There are however several differences in content between the two. The contents were translated by Andreas Brandhorst and the book includes sixteen illustrations by Josh Kirby.

Description

The Discworld is a bizarre, flat world somewhere in the universe - and yet millions of human readers know them inside out. For over 30 years Terry Pratchett wowed readers - and now here are for the first time all of his stories and antics as never before. As a fundamental part of his work, they reflect the entire cosmos reflected in a highly original way. Death starts searching for victims, the empathic and wisest of all Reapers. Moreover drunken palace guards, crazy playing computer and Nome in department stores. Compiled by the author himself, with exclusive new stories, an introduction of Master and an elaborate Colour part with the most beautiful works of art of cult illustrator Josh Kirby.

Content

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• Introduction (The Colour of Magic 1989)
• Apology
• Troll Bridge
• The Sea and Little Fishes
• Theatre of Cruelty
• Let There Be Dragons
• A Collegiate Casting-Out of Devilish Devices
• Imaginary Worlds, Real Stories
• Death and What Comes Next
• Thud-A Historical Perspective
• Medical Notes
• #ifdefDEBUG + "world/enough" + "time"
• We Can Rule You Wholesale
• Twenty Pence With Envelope and Seasonal Greetings
• Album
• Neil Gaiman: Amazing Master Conjurer
• The Big Store
• Paperback Writer
• Lord of the Rings
• Discworld (intro)
• No Worries
• Missing Presumed ...!?
• Final Reward
• Discworld Noir
• Incubust
• The Megabyte Drive to Believe in Santa Claus
• Hollywood Chickens
• Turntables of the Night
• Once And Future
• Doctor Who?
• Paradise Street Regained
• 2001: The Vision and the Reality
• The Hades Business
• Magic Kingdoms
• Review: The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson, review by Terry Pratchett
• Elves Were Bastards
• A Word About Hats

Differences with Once More* *with Footnotes

This book omits several of the essays and stories from the original, Once More* *with Footnotes, including the several essays that were written by other authors for the book. The Whole Madness: Stories compensates for this by including some material that was not present in the first one, such as the forewords written by Terry Pratchett for the Discworld computer games, The Colour of Magic, and the CD. Some other material that has not been reprinted elsewhere is also included such as Terry Pratchett's review of 'The House on the Borderland.'

Notes

This book is a German language release only and there is no English or other language release, it is also available in paperback. This book could be of value to non German speakers for several reasons: as a collectors item, for the illustrations by Josh kirby, this book in both hardback and paperback is far more readily available than Once More* With Footnotes, and finally this version is cheap, really cheap, compared to its extremely rare and expensive predecessor. As such this version may be the only chance by some Pratchett fans to at least own a version of Once More* With Footnotes without having to pay a Dwarfs fantasy in money.