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Bye Bye Terry Pratchett

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Though not one of your readers, I was rooting for you to be rescued by the Reaper, and go before that beast of an illness could take too big a bite out of you. I wish you good dreaming.
 
What!? No. brb

I just read a bit more about this. Very sad :( I only ever played the games never read the books although my best friend loved them. Am waffling but so shocked about this.
 
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Be at peace and full of tranquility, Mr Pratchett, you will be missed
 
This is so very sad, but I'm pleased to read he went in comfort surrounded by his family. I read a lot of Pratchett in my teens and Wyrd Sisters got me through some lonely and tough times. He's influenced me greatly and when I was younger helped me develop a love for writing. Bah, I was always so envious of students who got to hear him lecture, but I think he taught me a lot anyway.

From his Twitter account :(:

"AT LAST, SIR TERRY, WE MUST WALK TOGETHER."

"Terry took Death’s arm and followed him through the doors and on to the black desert under the endless night."

"The End."
 
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