Discworld Series in Order: Complete Book Guide in Chronological order

The “Discworld” series, crafted by the brilliant Sir Terry Pratchett, is a satirical fantasy series that spans 41 novels, published between 1983 and 2015. Set on the Discworld, a flat disc balanced on the backs of four giant elephants which, in turn, stand on the back of a colossal turtle, Great A’Tuin, the series delves into a myriad of topics, from politics and religion to technology and the nature of humanity.

With a unique blend of humor, wit, and profound observations, Pratchett takes readers on a journey through a world that, while fantastical, mirrors our own in many ways. The series is known for its memorable characters, intricate plots, and the ability to both entertain and provoke thought.

Over the years, the “Discworld” novels have been grouped into different sub-series based on main characters or themes, such as the Rincewind novels, the Witches novels, the City Watch novels, and more.

Attribute	Details
Author	Sir Terry Pratchett
Genre	Fantasy, Satire
Number of Books	41
Publication Years	1983 – 2015

Main Characters

• Rincewind: A hapless wizard who often finds himself in perilous situations.
• Granny Weatherwax: A powerful witch known for her wisdom and no-nonsense attitude.
• Sam Vimes: The commander of the City Watch in Ankh-Morpork, he stands for justice in a city full of chaos.
• Death: The anthropomorphic personification of death, characterized by his deep voice, skeletal appearance, and a unique sense of humor.
• Tiffany Aching: A young witch who grows into her power and responsibility over several books.

Themes and Motif

• Satire and Parody: Pratchett often parodies real-world issues, from politics to pop culture.
• Morality and Ethics: Many novels explore the nature of good and evil and the gray areas in between.
• The Nature of Reality: Questions about perception, belief, and reality are frequently explored.
• Technology and Progress: Several novels, especially those set in Ankh-Morpork, deal with the rise of technology and its impact on society.

Discworld Series In Order

S no.	Book’s Name	Year	Book’s Price
1	The Colour of Magic	1983	Check Price
2	The Light Fantastic	1986	Check Price
3	Equal Rites	1987	Check Price
4	Mort	1987	Check Price
5	Sourcery	1988	Check Price
6	Wyrd Sisters	1988	Check Price
7	Pyramids	1989	Check Price
8	Guards! Guards!	1989	Check Price
9	Eric	1990	Check Price
10	Moving Pictures	1990	Check Price
11	Reaper Man	1991	Check Price
12	Witches Abroad	1991	Check Price
13	Small Gods	1992	Check Price
14	Lords and Ladies	1992	Check Price
15	Men at Arms	1993	Check Price
16	Soul Music	1994	Check Price
17	Interesting Times	1994	Check Price
18	Maskerade	1995	Check Price
19	Feet of Clay	1996	Check Price
20	Hogfather	1996	Check Price
21	Jingo	1997	Check Price
22	The Last Continent	1998	Check Price
23	Carpe Jugulum	1998	Check Price
24	The Fifth Elephant	1999	Check Price
25	The Truth	2000	Check Price
26	Thief of Time	2001	Check Price
27	The Last Hero	2001	Check Price
28	The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents	2001	Check Price
29	Night Watch	2002	Check Price
30	The Wee Free Men	2003	Check Price
31	Monstrous Regiment	2003	Check Price
32	A Hat Full of Sky	2004	Check Price
33	Going Postal	2004	Check Price
34	Thud!	2005	Check Price
35	Wintersmith	2006	Check Price
36	Making Money	2007	Check Price
37	Unseen Academicals	2009	Check Price
38	I Shall Wear Midnight	2010	Check Price
39	Snuff	2011	Check Price
40	Raising Steam	2013	Check Price
41	The Shepherd’s Crown	2015	Check Price

Reception

• Critical Reception: The “Discworld” series is lauded for its wit, humor, and insightful commentary on the human condition.
• Reader Reception: With millions of copies sold worldwide, the series has a vast and dedicated fanbase.

Adaptations

• Television and Film: Several novels have been adapted for television, including “Hogfather,” “Going Postal,” and “The Colour of Magic.”
• Stage: Many of the books have been adapted for the stage and have been performed around the world.
• Radio: BBC Radio has adapted several of the novels for broadcast.

Trivia and Fun Facts

• The city of Ankh-Morpork, a central location in many of the novels, is a melting pot of cultures, much like major cities in our world.
• Pratchett had a unique writing style, often using footnotes to add additional jokes or commentary.
• The character of Death appears in almost every “Discworld” novel, making him one of the most recurring characters in the series.
• Sir Terry Pratchett was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s in 2007 but continued to write, completing several more “Discworld” novels before his passing in 2015.