Richard's review of Night Watch: A Discworld Novel

Night Watch: A Discworld Novel (Paperback) Night Watch: A Discworld Novel (Paperback)
by Terry Pratchett
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Richard's review
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Second or third read for "Night Watch." One of the very best of Pratchett's Diskworld novels. Sam Vimes, awaiting the birth of his child with Dame Sybil, is transported via a magical time wormhole, thirty years past where he takes on the role provided, in his own past, by John Keel, who taught him what it was like to be a "copper" on the night watch in Ankh-Morpork. As with all of the "watch" novels involving Sam Vimes, there's a lot of philosophy, of a strong life-view in the book. The Diskworld novels are very funny, in a surreal way, but also have much to make one think in them.
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