In 1983, the first of his beloved Discworld novels was published.
While he worked in PR, he also kept writing his novels. This was right on the heels of the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster.ġ2. Pratchett ended up leaving journalism to become a press officer for four nuclear power stations with the Central Electricity Generating Board.
In 1976, the Pratchett family welcomed their daughter Rhianna into the world. RELATED: 10 Devilishly Fun Books Like Good Omensġ0. This book set the pattern for Pratchett’s use of satire and whimsy. When he was more well-known, Pratchett decided to rewrite the series, with updated text, original black and white illustrations, and an exclusive story written when he was 17. The book is a comic fantasy novel about a tribe of tiny people who live in a carpet. Pratchett’s first novel The Carpet People was published in 1971, when he was only 23 years old. 1968 was a pretty important year for the man!ĩ. In this same year, Pratchett also married his wife Lyn Purves. Smythe went on to become Pratchett’s publisher and agent.Ĩ. Bander van Duren passed on the manuscript to his co-director, Colin Smythe. In 1968, he interviewed a local publisher, Peter Bander van Duren, and happened to mention that he was working on a book. His job as a journalist helped him get published. Some of these stories have since been published in the short story collection Dragons at Crumbling Castle.ħ. He wrote a weekly Children’s Circle Story column. At age 17, he left school to become a journalist instead of finishing his A Levels.
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