Terrypratchett Stories

In a fantasy world, where magic has faded and technology has burgeoned, Glark Underbrick, a goblin wizard who runs an unsuccessful magical bookshop, is resigned to magic becoming little more than a memory. Until one day he takes possession of another wizard's library and accidentally summons a god. When the god says that magic can be restored, Glark undertakes to do just that, only he needs to earn money in the meantime as restoring magic, and the god, to their full power may take a while. When a young dwarven girl becomes Glark's assistant, it leads to Glark diversifying, dealing with the local witch, town authorities, and a cadre of wizards out to find out where Glark is getting his new-found powers. From the local fête, to a book festival and a host of holiday makers wanting their dream holidays to come true, Glark has a lot on his hands, but can he manage to bring everything under control, or will it become nothing but a disaster? The first book in the 'Cucumber Sands' series.

Politics is a cutthroat game, but when you're dead, it doesn't matter what they cut. And it is a dirty game, filled with the kind of people that think nothing of ruining an opponent's life, but few go so far as throwing their counterparts through windows. When Balmy Bymeadow is improbably murdered, his son, Myld, is forced to carry on his father's legacy, but, in order to do so, he must take the unprecedented course of keeping his dead father around. Aided by Finella, a uniquely talented taxidermist, her sister, Flinda, a self-appointed Fairly Gods-Mother, and Phibber Monkshot, a wily and incredibly competent civil servant, in his corner, Myld must navigate the torrid waters of politics, deal with his surprisingly mobile dead father, avoid several near-death experiences and learn what it requires to get elected in a city where politics is quite literally a life or death struggle. With a pinch of 'Yes, Minister', a dash of 'The Walking Dead', and a heaped spoonful of 'Discworld'. The fourth novel of the ongoing Discworld inspired series.

Have ever got stuck on a plot, a word, a scene or a story so much that you can't move forward? We as writers, believe everyone has been through that "phase". To counteract that stage and to boost our writing community(and the writer in us), we all need a boost, a push to keep at it. Keeping in mind, every Sunday, NewlyWrittenBooks are going to publish a writer's empowerment quote from writers across the world, to spark the writing bug within you. Cover made by the amazingly gifted @druidoflore :)

I wrote a few small fics based on prompts for the Ineffable Husbands. I am going to post them all here. So the chapters will not coincide with each other. Just a warning.

A sweet little moment between a Daddy Snek and his precious baby Snek!

Eden's cries wake up Crowley and he must soothe her so he doesn't wake up her Papa.

It's Christmas and Aziraphale and Crowley are determined to still celebrate the holiday even as Eden still recovers from her terrible wounds from The War.

A few years following the 'end of the world', Aziraphale, an angel on Earth, although often outcasted and slightly feared from other Archangels of heaven, has been given the task of assisting with the arrival of the second coming of Christ. Aziraphale's enemy (best friend), Crowley, a demon sent from Hell, has been given the task of trying to kill the son of God, which proves to be more difficult than anticipated.

The family enjoys some time in the garden.

The sequel to The Hat. Aziraphale tells Eden another story about the hat and a special guest stops by at the shop.

Just a bunch of semi-decent short stories

Aziraphale, Crowley...watch your language!

Crowley and Aziraphale have redone Eden's room...

excerpt: "Gosh, Crowley thinks to himself. Is Aziraphale really that drunk? He thought he was more dramatic. Does he really take his English that seriously? Crowley puts on a robe and walks around the dull lit hotel room. He groans. Technically demons don't really need to sleep, but Crowley swears that his body is uncomfortable after the consumption of too much alcohol. His mind is too bottled up from talking earlier that he jumps into bed and barely thinks of his surroundings. His body merely feels exhausted, aching from the effort of suppressing his desires." All my late night writings when I refused to sleep. There's no broken english, I've made sure of it! It's a short story of Crowley and Aziraphale :) And yes, the cover is my very OWN artwork lol!

It was only a matter of time before Aziraphale and Crowley's former Head Offices found out....

Heavily inspired by Neil Gaiman's and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens. I love the character Crowley and decided to write a story based of him in my English class. This is a way less traumatized Crowley in which he choses to fall.

Eden gets a special surprise from her Papa and Daddy.

Crowley and Aziraphale had fooled Heaven and Hell once, but this time it was not going to be enough. This time one of them was going to burn.