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First came THE UNSEEN UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE, the Discworld Quizbook that left a trail of exploded minds from London to Ankh-Morpork. now THE WYRDEST LINK takes trivia to strange new heights, with hundreds more Discworld posers, questions iin the merciless tradition of the Star Chamber, the Spanish Inquisition and Anne Robinson . . . So is it a good thing or a bad thing to be THE WYRDEST LINK?
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David Langford has been intimately involved in the Discworld from the time THE COLOUR OF MAGIC, the first Discworld novel, was published. It is rumoured, in some quarters, that he knows even more about the Discworld and the strange denizens that people this marvellous world than the Creator himself.
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Once upon a time in 1996 there was The Unseen University Challenge, a Discworld quizbook loosely organized as a collection of eighty-odd tricky test papers from Unseen University, the legendary wizards' college of Terry Pratchett's Discworld. Read the first page
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Once upon a time in 1996 there was The Unseen University Challenge, a Discworld quizbook loosely organized as a collection of eighty-odd tricky test papers from Unseen University, the legendary wizards' college of Terry Pratchett's Discworld. Read the first page
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
From the librarian's scarily realistic Anne Robinson wink to the probing interrogation-type question style, I found this book a lot more taxing than David Langford's earlier offerring 'The Unseen University Challenge'. The more challenging questions make the book very hard to put down, and even harder to 'step away from'. This is definately a read for all those who consider themselves to be experts on Mr Pratchett's multiverse. It's a good idea to have a Discworld reference library at hand! When you've read it you will easily be able to list the different varieties of swamp dragon and quote from Humbert Wolfe's forgotten 1930 verse novel 'The Uncelestial City'. If you were not already one, this book will turn you into a true Discworld Swat!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This was chosen as a Christmas present for a Discworld fan, and seemed to go down very well with the recipient.
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The Wyrdest Link--Test Your Pratchett Knowledge
17 Mar 2007
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
Those of you who are fans of Terry Pratchett will appreciate this trivia book. If you thought you knew something about the plots and puns of Discworld, and those of the Roundworld, as well, try your hand at these stumpers. It's a small book, divided into sections, with ten trivia questions persection. Answers are at the back of the book, but there's a hook--BONUS questions included in the answers!
I have read everything of Pratchett's I can get my hands on--several times. Thought I knew a lot about the Discworld and the inhabitants. NAH! Just a beginner.
It's a lot of fun, a lot of completely useless knowledge, and you can read it in public, if you put a plain brown wrapper on the cover.
I have read everything of Pratchett's I can get my hands on--several times. Thought I knew a lot about the Discworld and the inhabitants. NAH! Just a beginner.
It's a lot of fun, a lot of completely useless knowledge, and you can read it in public, if you put a plain brown wrapper on the cover.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A fun curiosity
21 Mar 2007
Format:Hardcover
If you're a die-hard Diskworld Pratchett fan and can't wait for his next novel to come out this is the book for you. It's packed with a ton of little known esocteric minutuia to satisfy those of you with a PhD from UU as well as enough better known trivia to make the rest of us feel better about not getting the hard questions right. One of the reasons this book is so difficult is that it was written for the British portion of Pratchett fandom. Our English cousins have a much richer selection of Pratchett material then do we poor Colonists. But even this is fun. It's reassuring to know that there is always something new for the American who is ready to dig a little bit to find. Buy this book now!
Interesting reading
17 Aug 2010
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
I think it's a bit silly, but also think any Discworld fan will enjoy this, I know I did.
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