For Fuck Suke Grimms

:lo: Interesting choice.... indeed along his and pratchet's mentality would be fine.

or does no one else exist?

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Sometimes it's changing the sentence, so it have no sense :P

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Lucky the rest of his post made such a fine point, eh?

will look into Vonnegut

Douglas Adams, obviously.

His discussions with regard a packet of biscuits and a misunderstanding are a searing indictment on what it means to be British and in particular middle Englandish.

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Originally Posted by 100%

:lo: Interesting choice.... indeed along his and pratchet's mentality would be fine.

or does no one else exist?

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I honestly enjoy reading Clarkson. It's mostly compilations from his newspaper columss but they are good for a wee 3 or 4 page at a time dip in.

Bill Bryson is good for that too. Bit of frippery.

If you haven't read PG Wodehouse you haven't seen what can be done with words. The way he puts them together is fantastic.

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Lucky the rest of his post made such a fine point, eh?

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I was taking it he was being facetious with that part.

Keep them coming.
Is there anybody who basically writes like you?

not taking the piss or anything but i would really enjoy a book written by you.

zed, btw: You could give some of neil gaiman's lighter work a bash if you like Pratchett. You could start off with the one he and Pratchett co-wrote, even, Good Omens. After that, neverwhere might be well worth a read.

Good Omens is a good idea.

There's also the Pratchett non discworld stuff if you haven't read that. Mostly aimed at the kids but you might like it if you like his style.