Going Postal

from kevinashley

An avid science fiction reader, and an enthusiast for satire and humour in science fiction, I've put off reading anything by Terry Pratchett for some years. This was the first of his novels that I've read; I think that vague sense of reluctance I had was well-founded. That's not to say that the n...

from SandiLee

I usually prefer Discworld books with familiar characters like Esme Weatherwax, but I'm glad to have met Moist Von Lipwig. A life of cons, theft and deception seems to have finally caught up with Moist. He's used to getting out of any spot no matter how tight, but there aren't a lot of ways out o...

from lilibrarian

Moist Lipwig is a conman. After being caught, he is assigned a golem parole officer, and put in charge of the derelict, completely non-functioning Ankh Morpork post office. Using his considerable people skills, he reanimates the post office and attempts to make a variety of wrongs right.

from SandiLee

I usually prefer Discworld books with familiar characters like Esme Weatherwax, but I'm glad to have met Moist Von Lipwig. A life of cons, theft and deception seems to have finally caught up with Moist. He's used to getting out of any spot no matter how tight, but there aren't a lot of ways out o...

from Narilka

What kind of man would put a known criminal in charge of a major branch of government? Apart from, say, the average voter. Moist von Lipwig's life of crime has finally caught up with him. With his neck in the noose, Moist watches the hangman pull the lever and wakes up... not dead and offered a j...