Sci-Fi & Speculative

Interesting Times

by Terry Pratchett · Discworld series

Hapless wizard Rincewind is summoned to the Discworld's analogue of ancient China, where revolution is brewing and he's mistaken for the Great Wizard of prophecy. Pratchett satirizes orientalism, revolution, and the burden of destiny with trademark humor and insight. The novel skewers cultural stereotypes while celebrating the power of accidental heroism.

Discworld in reading order

• 3. Equal Rites — Terry Pratchett
• 4. Mort — Terry Pratchett
• 5. Sourcery — Terry Pratchett
• 6. Wyrd Sisters — Terry Pratchett
• 9. Eric — Terry Pratchett
• 10. Moving Pictures — Terry Pratchett
• 11. Reaper Man — Terry Pratchett
• 12. Witches Abroad — Terry Pratchett
• 13. Small Gods — Terry Pratchett
• 15. Men at Arms — Terry Pratchett
• 16. Soul Music — Terry Pratchett
• 17. Interesting Times — Terry Pratchett
• 18. Maskerade — Terry Pratchett
• 19. Feet of Clay — Terry Pratchett
• 21. Jingo — Terry Pratchett
• 23. Carpe Jugulum — Terry Pratchett
• 25. The Truth — Terry Pratchett
• 26. Thief Of Time — Terry Pratchett
• 29. Night Watch — Terry Pratchett
• 31. Monstrous Regiment — Terry Pratchett
• 34. Thud! — Terry Pratchett
• 36. Making Money — Terry Pratchett
• 39. Snuff — Terry Pratchett

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