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'''Wintersmith''' has no dedication, but has a glossary of Feegle terms | '''Wintersmith''' has no dedication, but has a glossary of Feegle terms | ||
'''Maskerade''' is dedicated to the people who showed Terry how | '''Maskerade''' is dedicated to the people who showed Terry how weird opera can be. | ||
'''Jingo''' is dedicated to all fighters for peace. | '''Jingo''' is dedicated to all fighters for peace. | ||
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'''Thud''' begins with a short piece about [[Tak]] | '''Thud''' begins with a short piece about [[Tak]] | ||
'''Unseen Academicals''' is dedicated to [[Rob Wilkins]] and [[Colin Smythe]]. It also states that the [[ | '''Unseen Academicals''' is dedicated to [[Rob Wilkins]] and [[Colin Smythe]]. It also states that the [[Pedestriana]] chant is a parody of '''Brahma''' by Ralph Waldo Emerson. | ||
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Revision as of 22:01, 12 January 2014
Many of the Terry Pratchett novels have a dedication.
Equal Rites informs us the story is not wacky or zany.
Mort is dedicated to Rhianna.
Sourcery is dedicated to an American lady, towing a suitcase in Bath, the inspiration for The Luggage as well as people from Power Cable, Nebraska. It also tells you to draw a map.
The Last Continent has a denial that the book is about Australia.
The Wee Free Men has an author's note which says the painting Tiffany enters is the The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke by Richard Dadd.
Wintersmith has no dedication, but has a glossary of Feegle terms
Maskerade is dedicated to the people who showed Terry how weird opera can be.
Jingo is dedicated to all fighters for peace.
Thud begins with a short piece about Tak
Unseen Academicals is dedicated to Rob Wilkins and Colin Smythe. It also states that the Pedestriana chant is a parody of Brahma by Ralph Waldo Emerson.