Terry Pratchett papers - Senate House Libraries - University of London
Terry Pratchett papers - Senate House Libraries - University of London
Terry Pratchett papers - Senate House Libraries - University of London
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is in a polythene bag, in a box with other manuscripts.<strong>Pratchett</strong> MS.15.[1992?].Only you can save mankind (tm) [manuscript] / by <strong>Terry</strong> <strong>Pratchett</strong>.[114] leaves ; 30 cm.Typescript (dotmatrix printout).Continuous printout separated into loose leaves."Approx 38,000 words".Published: <strong>London</strong>: Doubleday, 1992.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is from The Colin Smythe <strong>Terry</strong> <strong>Pratchett</strong> Archive.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy has some text cropped at the foot.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is tied with s<strong>of</strong>t string, in a box with other manuscripts.<strong>Pratchett</strong> MS.16.1995.Discworld II missing presumed... !? : the sequel to Discworld, this is the story<strong>of</strong> what happens when an important public servant goes missing [manuscript] /Gregg Barnett.2, 17 leaves ; 30 cm.Details <strong>of</strong> a treatment for Discworld II, the computer game based on <strong>Terry</strong><strong>Pratchett</strong>'s Discworld, written by Gregg Barnett, with a covering letter fromBarnett to <strong>Pratchett</strong>."This document provides a reasonably detailed outline <strong>of</strong> the story without goinginto the nitty gritty <strong>of</strong> the 300 odd puzzles that would make up the game".Typescript (photocopy <strong>of</strong> printout).The letter is on paper headed "Perfect 10 Productions". The Discworld II text iscopyrighted to Perfect 10 Productions.Game issued by Psygnosis Games in 1997.Secured by a single staple in upper left corner.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is from The Colin Smythe <strong>Terry</strong> <strong>Pratchett</strong> Archive.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is shelved in a box with other manuscripts.<strong>Pratchett</strong> MS.17.1995.[Only you can save mankind] [manuscript] / Brian Lighthill.[9] leaves ; 30 cm.New scenes for the radio drama production <strong>of</strong> Only you can save mankind, from thenovel by <strong>Terry</strong> <strong>Pratchett</strong>, with a covering letter from the producer BrianLighthill to Colin Smythe, <strong>Pratchett</strong>'s agent.Typescript.Playscript.The leaves <strong>of</strong> the script are numbered: 7,8,15,32,32a,33, 35,36.The novel was adapted for radio by Bob Heskett.Original novel first published: <strong>London</strong>: Doubleday, 1992.The letter is on paper headed 'BBC Midlands and East'.The leaves are secured by a bayonet clip and paper clip in upper left corner.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is from The Colin Smythe <strong>Terry</strong> <strong>Pratchett</strong> Archive.<strong>Senate</strong> <strong>House</strong> Library copy is shelved in a box with other manuscripts.6
Change language