A talking cat runs a Pied Piper con with talking rats; the first Discworld book for children, and a Carnegie Medal.
Rincewind in XXXX, a continent of red sand, beer and very large sheep.
Granny and Nanny at the Ankh-Morpork opera house; the Phantom, rewritten.
The last Discworld novel: Tiffany inherits a role she is not ready for, and the elves return.
Cohen the Barbarian climbs the mountain of the gods to return fire, with interest.
The Watch takes on dwarfs, trolls and the Disc's first gun.
Ankh-Morpork gets a newspaper, and the news gets a price.
Vimes is thrown thirty years back and has to raise the copper he used to be; the best of them.
A sourcerer is born and magic returns to the Disc all at once.
Tiffany as her village's witch, facing a rising hatred of witches.
Enid and Rebecca after high school in a suburb of nowhere; Clowes' teenage bible.
Spider Jerusalem, a Hunter Thompson of the future, against the City; Warren Ellis.
Hiro Protagonist delivers pizza for the Mafia and fights a virus in the Metaverse; the word comes from here.
A 36-year-old who is only normal behind a till; Murata's deadpan bestseller.
A dead man narrates his pointless life with digressions; Machado's 1881 modernism.
A Muslim party wins the French presidency in 2022; Houellebecq published it the day of Charlie Hebdo.
A Bangalore driver murders his master and explains why in letters to the Chinese premier; Adiga's Booker.
A human raised by Martians comes to Earth and starts a church; grok.
A god reduced to a tortoise and the one boy who believes; the Discworld book to start with.
Earth is demolished for a bypass; 42 and a towel.
A nature columnist sent by mistake to cover an African war; Waugh's Fleet Street satire.
Billy Pilgrim comes unstuck in time between Dresden and Tralfamadore; so it goes.
A thirty-year-old is dragged back to school; Gombrowicz's grotesque about immaturity.
An idiot, or a genius, in the Austro-Hungarian army; the funniest book about a war.
Alexander Portnoy tells his analyst everything; the novel that scandalised 1969.
Ice-nine, a fake religion and the end of the world in a Caribbean republic; Vonnegut at his funniest.
Yossarian wants out of the war but only the sane ask, and asking proves you are sane; Heller's loop.
A tennis academy, a halfway house and a film so entertaining it kills; 1,079 pages and 388 endnotes.
Ignatius J. Reilly, hot-dog vendor and medievalist, against New Orleans; published eleven years after the author's suicide.
The pigs take over the farm; all animals are equal, but some more than others.
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