Terry Pratchett sold more than 100 million books, wrote Good Omens with Neil Gaiman and spent three decades turning Discworld into satire, then asked for his unfinished novels to be destroyed. A new edition of Night Watch shows why the comic novelist belongs among the serious ones.
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