I’ve often been outspoken about the fact that I am a fan of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels. One of my favourite characters is – like for many other readers – DEATH. This anthropomorphic personification of death sometimes dabbles in human endeavours like when he takes out his apprentice to a restaurant for a curry or when he eats little pieces of cheese impaled on little wooden skewers next to some grapes. He tries so hard but never quite gets it completely right. I can just see him at a costume party trying to be inconspicuous as a bunny.
Tag: discworld
Death of Rats
The black robed figure, the scythe, the skull and the skeletal hands … the grim reaper. Except, this one is somewhat smaller and is actually not DEATH HIMSELF but the Death of Rats. It’s the Grim Squeaker, obviously.
For more information please visit any Discworld book featuring DEATH or Susan (any after Reaper Man, that is).
Friday Fun: Iconic.
There’th an Igor in my foretht
With apologieth to Terry Pratchett and hith dithcworld novelth and all the Igorth and Igorinath.
Linked to Thikth Word Thaturday.
Any which way you look at it

One word photo challenge: depth.
Depth is the other direction when falling.
Or to say it with Terry Pratchett:
“I’m not going to ride on a magic carpet!” he hissed. “I’m afraid of grounds.” “You mean heights,” said Conina. […] “I know what I mean! It’s the grounds that kill you!” (from the Discworld novel “Sourcery”)
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2016/10/25/one-word-photo-challenge-depth/


