What order are Terry Pratchett disc world books written in?

Answer 1

As of August 2012 the correct order is:

• The Colour of Magic
• The Light Fantastic
• Equal Rites
• Mort
• Sourcery
• Wyrd Sisters
• Pyramids
• Guards! Guards!
• Eric
• Moving Pictures
• Reaper Man
• Witches Abroad
• Small Gods
• Lords and Ladies
• Men at Arms
• Soul Music
• Interesting Times
• Maskerade
• Feet of Clay
• Hogfather
• Jingo
• The Last Continent
• Carpe Jugulum
• The Fifth Elephant
• The Truth
• Thief of Time
• The Last Hero
• Night Watch
• The Wee Free Men
• Monstrous Regiment
• A Hat Full of Sky
• Going Postal
• Thud
• Wintersmith
• Making Money
• Unseen Academicals
• I Shall Wear Midnight
• Snuff

Possible future titles currently being written:

• Raising Taxes
• Scouting For Trolls

However you can really read the books in any order you personally desire.

Answer 2

The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett can be read in publication order, starting with "The Colour of Magic" and "The Light Fantastic," or in the order of the different story arcs that exist within the series. Some popular story arcs include the City Watch books, the Witches books, and the Death books.

Answer 3

As of April 2015:

Discworld novels and shorts

1. The Colour of Magic
2. The Light Fantastic
3. Equal Rites
4. Mort
5. Sourcery
6. Wyrd Sisters
7. Pyramids
8. Guards! Guards!
9. Faust Eric
10. Moving Pictures
11. Reaper Man
12. Witches Abroad
13. Small Gods
14. Lords and Ladies
15. Troll Bridge (short in honour of J.R.R. Tolkien)
16. Men at Arms
17. Theatre of Cruelty (short)
18. Soul Music
19. Interesting Times
20. Maskerade
21. Feet of Clay
22. Hogfather
23. Jingo
24. The Last Continent
25. Carpe Jugulum
26. The Sea and Little Fishes (short as part of an anthology called "Legends")
27. The Fifth Elephant
28. The Truth
29. Thief of Time
30. The Last Hero
31. The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents
32. Night Watch
33. Death and What Comes Next (short)
34. The Wee Free Men
35. Monstrous Regiment
36. A Hat Full of Sky
37. Going Postal
38. Thud!
39. A Collegiate Casting-Out of Devilish Devices (short)
40. Wintersmith
41. Making Money
42. Unseen Academicals
43. I Shall Wear Midnight
44. Snuff
45. Raising Steam
46. The Shepherd's Crown (posthumous)

It is not important to read them in order. However the Discworld progresses and advances in "real time" as the series does. And many characters from previous books sometimes make cameo appearances in others.

Discworld Science Books

1. The Science of Discworld (1999)
2. The Science of Discworld II: The Globe (2002)
3. The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch (2005)
4. The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day (2013)

Other Discworld books which are not novels or shorts

1. The Discworld Companion (encyclopaedia of Discworld)
2. The Discworld Portfolio
3. Nanny Ogg's Cookbook.
4. The Art of Discworld
5. The Discworld Almanak
6. Where's My Cow?
7. The Unseen University Cut Out Book
8. Wit and Wisdom of Discworld
9. The Folklore of Discworld
10. The World of Poo
11. The Compleat Ankh-Morpork: City Guide
12. Mrs Bradshaw's Handbook
13. Discworld Diary: We r Igors 2015: First and Last Aid

Answer 4

Here is the complete list in order.

1. The colour of magic

2. The light fantastic

3. Equal rites

4. Mort

5. Sourcery

6. Wyrd sisters

7. Pyramids

8. Guards guards

9. Faust Eric

10. Moving pictures

11. Reaper man

12.Witches abroad

13.Small gods

14. Lords and ladies

15. Men at arms

16. Soul music

17. Interesting times

18. Maskerade

19. Feet of clay

20. Hogfather

21. Jingo

22. The last continent

23. Carpe jugulum

24. The fifth elephant

25. The truth

26. Thief of time

27. The last hero

28. The amazing maurice and his educated rodents

29. Night watch

30. The wee free men

31. Monsterous regiment

32. Hatful of sky

33. Going postal

34. Thud

35. Wintersmith

36. Making money

37. Unseen academicals

38. I shall wear midnight

39. Snuff due in UK on 13th October 2011

Also titles hinted at by Terry Pratchett for forthcoming books include Raising Taxes, a third book involving Moist von Lipwig and Scouting for Trolls, a title which directly parodies Scouting for Boys which started the Scouting Movement which has been seen in previous books with Captain Carrot as a sort of leader of boys

Answer 5

In order is best although they each tell their own story.

Answer 6

You can read them in any order - but they're more humorous if you read them in order because you learn who all of the characters are.