For fans of Terry Pratchett: what to watch, read & play next

A Discworld Hogswatch special where criminal conspiracies threaten something far more fundamental than gift-giving.

A carnival troupe, an immortal showman, and a wager with the devil — whimsical mythic bargaining at its most theatrical.

Balloon kingdoms and police dragons that turn out grimly real — fairy-tale logic cheerfully undermined from the inside.

An absurdist scale problem — a hero who's normal-sized at home but doll-sized on Earth — played utterly straight.

A principled mercenary navigates rival megacorporations competing for a mysterious object with world-altering stakes.

Clever inventors who think they've gamed reality discover the consequences of that hubris catching up methodically.

A time-cop lands in the wrong world entirely — medieval swords, displaced genre logic, and improvisation under pressure.

Vast political machinery turns on a single scarce resource, with consciousness and power inextricably entwined.

Rincewind and the wide-eyed tourist Twoflower flee Ankh-Morpork in this Discworld TV adaptation.

A con-man too unremarkable to catch is handed Discworld's postal service — satirical bureaucracy at its sharpest.

A tight-knit island community survives an apocalypse but faces the moral cost of what survival requires.

A genius accidentally traps himself and friends sliding between infinite alternate Earths, each one different from the last.

A man who receives tomorrow's newspaper must decide daily what to do with knowledge no one else has — and who to save.

Misfit cops in a corrupt city rise to save it — directly inspired by Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels.

The full Dune miniseries adaptation, where a precious spice controls galactic politics and human consciousness alike.

A ghost-seeing outcast and an arrogant CEO strike an uneasy alliance — supernatural comedy with genuine heart.

The classic point-and-click adventure set on the Disc, with Death himself going missing and Rincewind to sort it.

Noir detective fiction transplanted wholesale onto the Discworld — cynicism and magic in equal, deadpan measure.

A Southern Gothic adventure through decaying industrial swamps, built on atmosphere, mystery, and moral weight.

Humanity fleeing a dying world into a strange psychic dimension, guided by self-appointed spiritual authorities with an agenda.

A branching epic fantasy where a sleeping goddess and a fractured mana stone drive entirely different character stories.

A non-linear visual fantasy novel full of riddles, mysticism, and anthro characters navigating a world thick with ghosts.

A cozy narrative game about running a tiny bookshop by the sea — quiet, warm, and surprisingly full of story.

Mysterious creatures, poachers, and a world that mixes pastoral slow-life with sudden life-or-death stakes.

A guide to the man behind a tenth of all British fantasy sales — context and craft for anyone wanting to go deeper.

Discworld's first newspaper editor chases the truth while half the city wants him dead for entirely bureaucratic reasons.

Everworld is a place that shouldn't exist but does — dreams and nightmares made lethally, literally real.

More Everworld — a land of impossible creatures where no one knows the rules yet and survival demands improvisation.

Paul Kidby's Discworld illustrations — the visual imagination behind Pratchett's world rendered in full detail.

A wintry alien world, sabre-toothed tigers, and a terrible danger approaching a family who may not want to hear it.

Five people pulled into the magical world of Fionavar find the threads of its fate already tangled around them.

Terry Brooks's Shannara universe, where ancient prophesied stakes collapse into a single desperate journey.