Colour of Magic: QUITE GOOD

Enjoyed The Colour Of Magic, we watched it last night. Next part to watch tonight, hopefully.

Why not treat yourself to this signed first edition Terry Pratchett of The Colour Of Magic

TERRY PRATCHETT - THE COLOUR OF MAGIC - SIGNED BY TERRY PRATCHETT ON THE TITLE PAGE.

1/1 published in 1983 by St Martin's Press US.

THIS IS THE FIRST AND THE RAREST OF ALL THE DISCWORLD TITLES, ESPECIALLY SIGNED,

Signed to the title page by TERRY PRATCHETT.

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Who tickets

Tickets for The Who, at the Roundhouse, Camden, 29th October, doing some sort of rock opera it seems, part of a whole week of hot gigs there called BBC Electric Proms. Good work Nic P in getting tickets for Damon Albarn's thing the following day... There might still be tickets available, they're releasing them in batches throughout the day. Otherwise ebay is your friend again...

Hmm, no popex link this time :-(

Had an embiggenning walk around Folkestone earlier, as us unemployed people are wont to do. Progress really is being made on the new super shopping centre. Other things to please my otherwise unoccupied mind were; Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc at £5.24 in Sainsburys, Some tree fellers, felling some trees, and someone who'd knocked the wall down with their car outside Paul's Restaurant.

Local event update thing, some youths are doing Terry Pratchett's \"Carpe Jugulum\" as a play, at the Tower Theatre Conversion (formerly the Garrison Church) in Shorncliffe, Folkestone, on the 30th of August at 7:30pm. Ticket info on Folkestone Gerald. That is the theatre group that Clare was in when she was at school, I think we're going to go along.

Back to my daytime TV and waiting for the phone to ring.

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The Luggage, but for real

The Luggage, from Terry Pratchett's Colour of Magic and other Discworld Novels, and it can be yours, all the money goes to charity.

A unique opportunity to own a one-off replica of the luggage as featured in Sky One's adaptation of Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic. This quirky 'suitcase' is filled with the full library of Discworld novels, plus the production designs used to build the luggage as seen in the film. Both the books and the designs have been signed by Terry Pratchett.
Also included in this money can’t buy piece of memorabilia is a copy of the Discworld 25th anniversary edition of The Colour of Magic which hits book store shelves on the 10th March. This brand spanking new reissue not only features the stars of Sky One’s magical adaptation, Sir David Jason and Sean Astin, on the front cover, but the two actors have also signed the novel.

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