Win a copy of Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld

Artwork of Rincewind. — (Image credit: Doubleday)

Artist Paul Kidby first started working with Sir Terry Pratchett back in 1993, and following the death of fellow artist Josh Kirby in 2002, was responsible for the Discworld book jackets. Lavish new hardback Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld goes behind the scenes of that partnership, showing how the author’s universe was brought to life, with Kidby breaking down how key elements of the Discworld universe were visualised.

The final chapter is a particular treat: it offers details of numerous unfinished Pratchett stories and novels (some already public knowledge, others detailed for the first time here), alongside illustrations that give a flavour of what might have been.

The perfect gift for a Pratchett fan, Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld is available to buy now. Thanks to Doubleday, we have five copies up for grabs. To put your name in the hat for the chance to win one, simply answer the question below.

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The cover of Designing Terry Pratchett's Discworld — (Image credit: Doubleday)

Ian Berriman has been working for SFX – the world's leading sci-fi, fantasy and horror magazine – since March 2002. He's also a regular writer for Electronic Sound. Other publications he's contributed to include Total Film, When Saturday Comes, Retro Pop, Horrorville, and What DVD. A life-long Doctor Who fan, he's also a supporter of Hull City, and live-tweets along to BBC Four's Top Of The Pops repeats from his @TOTPFacts account.