I'll Wiip over here ;_;

[taotrooper]

My brothers just got their Wii and their Zelda. And I can't go over there today. Or any of these days. I weep.

Gamecube version on sale the 15th. That's next Friday. Nnng.

Speaking of cool things happening next week, British people with cable can watch Hogfather, based on the Pterry book I haven't read yet; hell, is it even in Spanish?, next Saturday and Sunday. Of course, that means I'll be checking out the torrents :D

And these advent calendar videos (click on the "12 days of Hogswatch" tag) give me such good vibes! Death (yes, Death!) is the host and interviewer so it's all made of win. Oh, and Teh Pratchett is interviewed a couple of times, so you can't miss it.

Speaking of Discworld, and for my own control, here's my list of read books.

The Colour of Magic (1983)
The Light Fantastic (1986)
Equal Rites (1987)
Mort (1987)
Sourcery (1988)
Wyrd Sisters (1988)
Pyramids (1989)
Guards! Guards! (1989)
Faust Eric (1990)
Moving Pictures (1990)
Reaper Man (1991)
Witches Abroad (1991)
Small Gods (1992)
Lords and Ladies (1992)
Men at Arms (1993)
Soul Music (1994)
Interesting Times (1994)
Maskerade (1995)
Feet of Clay (1996)
Hogfather (1996)
Jingo (1997)
The Last Continent (1998)
Carpe Jugulum (1998)
The Fifth Elephant (1999)
The Truth (2000)
Thief of Time (2001)
Night Watch (2002)
Monstrous Regiment (2003)
Going Postal (2004)
Thud! (2005)
Where's My Cow? (2005)

Rincewind series: 6
Witches series: 2
Death series: 3
Watch series: 1
Others: 0

I just read as I find them. Order be damned.

I started with the Rincewind series, but I'm branching out as I can. I like all the series, actually. I thought I was going to dislike the Watch series the most as they're (kinda) the less supernatural books of the lot, but with just one book I was sold. I really enjoyed Men at Arms, it was witty.

Comments

[laurus-nobilis.livejournal.com]

You've read so much more Discworld than me! *envies*

I read The Light Fantastic, Wyrd Sisters, and Pyramids. And I started Equal Rites last night (so much looove!). So yes, order be damned. XD

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

I'll envy you back because I can't find Equal Rites on paper and I've searched for it D: Most of the books I've read are from the library. I only own four of those (Colour of Magic, The Light Fantastic, Mort, and Wyrd Sisters.)

You should watch Hogfather if you can download it, even if you haven't read any Death book. It looks awesome. And from the videos, there's going to be a lot of Unseen University on it (yay!!)

[laurus-nobilis.livejournal.com]

I'll definitely watch it (and I didn't even know they'd air it, so thanks for the tip!). Death is so awesome, and Unseen University = ♥ I just can't get enough of stupid wizards.

[shirasakura.livejournal.com]

I've read 19 Discworld books. :D

The Watch series is my favourite of the Disc. But Monstrous Regiment is really good too. I truly reccomend MR and Thud! and Night Watch and basically anything with Vimes in it. But for Thud! and Night Watch the other Watch books should be read first.

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

My problem with the reading order is that I read everything I can find on libraries or bookshops. Therefore, I'm sort of following the Spanish translations as I'm not in conditions of importing that amount of books from the UK at the moment. So I'm doubting MR, Thud! or NW are at hand for me to read D:

[shirasakura.livejournal.com]

I have pdf versions of every discworld novel. The italics don't seem to work all the time and the footnotes are weird but everything's there.

I can email them to you.

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

Oh, I have a lot of e-books, but I don't even touch them. I couldn't even finish Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and that's a short one.

Thank you anyway ^^

[pleonasm]

I've read most of these, especially the Death series, because I ♥ Death. Hogfather is DEFINITELY worth a read for the Christmas season. It features Susan, Death's granddaughter, after all. The Truth makes marvelous fun of the newspaper industry, Going Postal is an entertaining read, and Thud! is one of the better Watch series books.

Darn, now I need a Discworld icon. That series is awesome.

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

Yup, I know Susan's in Hogfather *just swallowed a lot of making-of videos, after all* Granted, I've only read one book with her (Soul Music), but she rocks.

I don't think I can read the book unless I find it on e-book, but I'm definitely watching the TV movie. I think it's better watching before reading this time, as I won't be nitpicking from the original canon. So exciting!

If I can download this and screencap it, I might be doing icons, hopefully in time for Christmas :D

[pleonasm]

Sweet on the icons. (And of course if you'd read making-of, you would know Susan was in it, I don't know why I assumed you wouldn't -.-";;).

I agree on the watching before the reading. I always nitpick Harry Potter. *has just outed herself as the ultimate nerd, darn it*

[iridiscence.livejournal.com]

Mis favoritos son los de las brujas, ahora mismo estoy con Lores y Damas (me estoy volviendo fan de Magrat), y tengo Hombres de Armas por empezar.
Yo tampoco puedo seguir un orden, encontrarlos es un suplicio, y muchos son de la biblioteca. D: Tenía por ahí un zip con todos los libros publicados en español en pdf...pero mata mucho la vista y prefiero esperar a encontrarlos en papel.

Por cierto, gracias mil por el regalo navideño! ♥♥♥

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

Yo leí Lores y Damas de la biblioteca XD Yo soy más fan de Emerelda Whetherwax (Ceravieja) -pero eso no sorprende a nadie XDDDD- aunque las tres brujas son una pasada. Intenta conseguirte Brujerías si no lo has leído aún (LyD es su secuela y tal).

Espero que te gustara ♥ Por cierto, deshabilita el calendario en la sidebar para que desaparezca ese "Octubre 2016" atravesado XDDD (Total, ni usas el calendario, me parece)

[suikascented.livejournal.com]

Aquí el Zelda caerá por Navidad, supongo. Así que águantaré unos días más =_=

Terry Prattchet y Neil Gaiman tienen demasiados libros para gente con poco tuempo y presupuesto reducido. Yo de momento me conformo con encontrar Good omens, sea en inglés o castellano, sin haber de importar aunque de momento no he tenido suerte en ningún lado. Ni tan siquiera en Norma comics, y se supone que lo publicaron ellos. Así que de momento lo único que he leído de Gaiman es The Sandman y de Prattchet aún nada U_U

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

El que tiene mucho libro es el Pratchett. Gaiman no tantos, y menos en castellano, pero son algo caros porque los edita casi todos Norma of Doom.

Yo la única vez que he encontrado Good Omens en libro fue en una feria de comic de mi ciudad, y me arrepentí mucho de no comprarlo cuando lo vi D: Es posible conseguirlo en alguna tienducha de segunda mano o librería pequeña, aunque muy difícil. Una amiga tumbó Barcelona patas arriba y lo logró.

Yo lo tengo en e-book en inglés, si te interesa que te lo pase :D

[suikascented.livejournal.com]

Ayer mismo ví en el Fnac un libro de Gaiman y el precio correspondía con la estela de Norma. En su favor puedo decir que he visto libros más caros y con una encuadernación parecida, pero bueno, para algo existen las bibliotecas.

A mi me queda mirar la Casa del Libro. Supongo que tendría que haber empezado mirando por allí, pero está lejos de casa =__=

Dudo que lo lea en e-book, porque últimamente le estoy pillando una manía irracional a leer en el ordenador. Mira que nunca me había importado, pero desde vacaciones que tengo a One Piece abandonado por eso. Pero gracias por el ofrecimiento ^^ Si no lo encuentro y no consigo convencer a mi madre para comprarlo online, te lo pediré.

[threeleaf.livejournal.com]

En toería el dia martes sale el Zelda por aqui o por l omenos en USA u__u

yo quierooooo ;_;

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

No te quejes mucho que en México salen las cosas antes que en Europa ;_; Ya bastante progreso es que llegara el juego en Gamecube la misma semana. Ser un gamer en Europa es terrible, sobre todo si ves la gente americana (norte o sur) en LJ baboseando sobre un juego que no llega a tu país en como cuatro meses.

Es especialmente malo para los que son fans de los juegos de Square Enix *nods*