Death is made redundant and takes a job on a farm while the surplus life piles up.
Holy Wood discovers cinema and the Disc discovers popcorn.
The Hogfather is missing and Death takes the sleigh; the Discworld Christmas book.
Rincewind is sent to the Agatean Empire in the middle of a revolution.
The Watch takes on dwarfs, trolls and the Disc's first gun.
A demonology hacker summons Rincewind instead of a demon; the Faust parody.
A glass clock will stop time; the History Monks and Susan try to prevent it.
Vimes goes on holiday to the country and finds a goblin killing.
Cohen the Barbarian climbs the mountain of the gods to return fire, with interest.
Tiffany goes to learn witchcraft and something invisible follows her.
Snow White and the Big Bad Wolf in exile in New York; Willingham's fairy-tale noir.
A wizard's staff goes to an eighth daughter; Granny Weatherwax argues with the university.
Three witches, a murdered king and a travelling theatre; Macbeth as Pratchett tells it.
Two soldiers from warring planets raise their daughter on the run; Vaughan and Staples.
Tiffany dances with winter and winter falls in love with her.
Modern, rational vampires invade Lancre and Granny Weatherwax is not invited.
The railway arrives on the Disc and Moist is put in charge of it.
Tiffany Aching, a frying pan and the Nac Mac Feegle against the Queen of the Fairies.
The elves come back through the standing stones and they are not the nice kind.
The wizards are required to play football, and the city has opinions.
A con man is sentenced to run the post office, against a semaphore monopoly.
Three witches travel to stop a girl marrying a prince; fairy tales as a weapon.
Moist von Lipwig is handed the Royal Mint and invents paper money.
The last Discworld novel: Tiffany inherits a role she is not ready for, and the elves return.
An island rises between two nations and both immediately claim it.
Two brothers, a failed transmutation and a military state; Arakawa's tightly plotted twenty-seven volumes.
The heir to a desert kingdom trains as an assassin and inherits seven thousand years of ritual.
A mermaid trades her voice for legs that hurt at every step, and does not get the prince; Andersen's ending is not the film's.
Vimes is thrown thirty years back and has to raise the copper he used to be; the best of them.
Vimes as a diplomat in Uberwald, among werewolves, dwarfs and a stolen coronation stone.
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