Discworld Eric: A Discworld Novel, Book 9, (Paperback)

from DLMorrese

Re-re-reread August 2015.Good story, good artwork. I won't say this short novel is among Pratchett's best. His best are THE best. This one is just good. A young man tries to summon a demon, accidentally gets a failed wizard instead, and both become pawns in demonic manipulations that span all of ...

from kittyNoel

(Faust) Eric by Terry Pratchett There is a world that is carried through space on the back of four great Elephants who stand on the back of a giant turtle who is swimming through space with an unknown destination. This world is shaped as a disk, a round circle peppered with mountains across its c...

from Dabble58

A nice little amuse-bouche of Pratchett, with some of my favourite characters: DEATH, Rincewind, the luggage… Eric is a demon summoner who doesn't quite get the gist of the situation. He summons Rincewind, and things go much as expected. Some quite hilarious moments involving a god, a misled devi...

from Toby_Sugden

This was my first taste of Terry Pratchett and in all fairness, based on other reviews, probably not the best example of his work. While I found the humour pretty funny the story was sadly lacking. It felt more like a sketch show than a proper novel.

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

I have a love/hate r'ship with the Discworld books. I enjoy every encounter I have with Rincewind, the Luggage, and the Librarian.Carrot is mildly interesting Bits of concepts throughout the series are clever.Pretty much the rest of the characters, and books, annoy and/or frustrate me.