Monday sees the release of our next episode.
Adrian Tchaikovsky joins me to discuss Feet of Clay.

I can't wait for people to listen to this one. I may be just a little bit of a fan of Adrian's...

If you're keeping up with the podcast, then you know what episode is coming out on Monday.

If you don't, then this is a hint.

Yes, this statue was in my hotel when I was on holiday.

No, I did not know this when I booked the hotel.

Coming up very soon, we were very lucky to chat with Jen Sugden, one of the writers of the Victorian Steampunk comedy novel "High Vaultage."

Jen joined us to discuss Maskerade.
Keep an eye out in the usual places for this one.

Ah, the joy of a well organised Discworld display.

One of my local antiques centres has a lot of second-hand books. It turns out that this includes almost an entire Discworld collection.

I helped myself to 5 paperbacks just so that I can have every Josh Kirby cover for my collection to make it feel a bit more uniform.

A new addition to the dWo Discworld collection:
A copy of Maskerade in Italian, purchased in Verona.

Funny enough, the man at the ticket was also a Discworld fan.

Just updated my Pratchett collection. Dodger & Nation will replace copies I loaned out. Night Watch is for the dust jacket, and I've never read A blink of the screen.

Getting ready for the Witches Abroad episode, and it's the first of two Pratchett Books that I got signed.

Do YOU have any signed Pratchett books?
Any memories from a Terry Pratchett signing?

While having a sort out, I stumbled across these Jolly Sailor trading cards, which came with the UK hardback release of Unseen Academicals.

Does anyone else still have any of these, or any other Discworld knick knacks/memorabilia?

Have you seen or performed a Discworld play?

If so, then let us know.

The only one that I've see was this production of The Truth, from 15 years ago.