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The Witches of Discworld
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The Witches of Discworld
Time: 5pm-6pm
Join Rhianna Pratchett and Gabrielle Kent as they discuss their collaboration on the Discworld tie-in bestseller, Tiffany Achings Guide to Being a Witch, following young Tiffany Aching's witchcraft journey and lessons learned from the Disc's greatest witches along the way. Expect talk of Feegles, fairies, and the magical influence of grandmothers.
Rhianna Pratchett
Rhianna Pratchett is an award-winning writer whose work spans video games, comics, prose, film and television. In video games, she has helped craft acclaimed titles such as Heavenly Sword, Mirror's Edge, Overlord, Tomb Raider, Lost Words: Beyond the Page and many more. She has written for DC, Dark Horse, Dynamite, Marvel and Kodansha, and is co-director of Narrativia, the multi-media production company that manages the rights to the works of Sir Terry Pratchett – her late father. She recently hosted Mythical Creatures on BBC Radio 4 and made history as the first woman to write an official Fighting Fantasy novel with Crystal of Storms. She also co-authored Campaigns & Companions: The Complete Roleplaying Guide for Pets and Tiffany Aching’s Guide to Being a Witch. Most recently, she adapted The Wee Free Men into graphic novel form for Puffin (Spring 2027).
Rhianna lives in London with her partner, son and three neurotic felines.
www.rhiannapratchett.com
Gabrielle Kent
Gabrielle Kent is a children's author and former game developer. She recently teamed up with Rhianna Pratchett to co-write Tiffany Aching’s Guide to Being a Witch, a companion to Terry Pratchett’s beloved Discworld universe. Gabrielle is the author of the magical realism series Alfie Bloom, and the Knights and Bikes books which were inspired by the award-winning video game. She has also collaborated with her husband, Satish Shewhorak, on Rani Reports, a fast-paced mystery series following budding young journalist Rani Ramgoolam, and her rambunctious Mauritian Nani. Her latest series for Puffin, Forgotten Gods, launches next year with Girl of Fire. When she isn't writing, Gabrielle can be found exploring mysterious castles and investigating local legends.
Rhianna Pratchett
Rhianna Pratchett is an award-winning writer whose work spans video games, comics, prose, film and television. In video games, she has helped craft acclaimed titles such as Heavenly Sword, Mirror's Edge, Overlord, Tomb Raider, Lost Words: Beyond the Page and many more. She has written for DC, Dark Horse, Dynamite, Marvel and Kodansha, and is co-director of Narrativia, the multi-media production company that manages the rights to the works of Sir Terry Pratchett – her late father. She recently hosted Mythical Creatures on BBC Radio 4 and made history as the first woman to write an official Fighting Fantasy novel with Crystal of Storms. She also co-authored Campaigns & Companions: The Complete Roleplaying Guide for Pets and Tiffany Aching’s Guide to Being a Witch. Most recently, she adapted The Wee Free Men into graphic novel form for Puffin (Spring 2027).
Rhianna lives in London with her partner, son and three neurotic felines.
www.rhiannapratchett.com
Gabrielle Kent
Gabrielle Kent is a children's author and former game developer. She recently teamed up with Rhianna Pratchett to co-write Tiffany Aching’s Guide to Being a Witch, a companion to Terry Pratchett’s beloved Discworld universe. Gabrielle is the author of the magical realism series Alfie Bloom, and the Knights and Bikes books which were inspired by the award-winning video game. She has also collaborated with her husband, Satish Shewhorak, on Rani Reports, a fast-paced mystery series following budding young journalist Rani Ramgoolam, and her rambunctious Mauritian Nani. Her latest series for Puffin, Forgotten Gods, launches next year with Girl of Fire. When she isn't writing, Gabrielle can be found exploring mysterious castles and investigating local legends.
Hosted by: Joel Rochester
Panelists: Rhianna Pratchett & Gabrielle Kent
Location: Christ Church, Port Sunlight
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