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"I love Cook but these first two Dread Empire books have been testing my patience." May 20, 2026 11:28AM

 
Men at Arms
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Frank Vasquez Frank Vasquez said: " This book is the last Discworld book I read for the first time ever. I did these all out of order, and very nearly backwards and upside down. Every single character has been so vivid and tremendously magically real. And just so with this one. How ver ...more "

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"wild that this was the last Discword book I read in my initial read. it's SUCH a Discworld novel. we lost so much when we lost Terry 11 years ago..." May 22, 2026 01:02PM

 
This Census-Taker
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