I'm giving Discworld another shot with Mort. I liked Guards, Guards, but didn't quite love it. In this Discworld story, Death (skeleton, hooded black robe, scythe) takes an awkward teenager, Mort, as an apprentice and comic misadventures ensue. The main problem being that when Death asks Mort to take over for a day he mistakenly kills an assassin instead of a young princess that was his intended target. This of course creates a paradox for reality and Mort has to fix it. Funny all the way though. I'll give this one an A-.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Mort by Terry Prachett
I'm giving Discworld another shot with Mort. I liked Guards, Guards, but didn't quite love it. In this Discworld story, Death (skeleton, hooded black robe, scythe) takes an awkward teenager, Mort, as an apprentice and comic misadventures ensue. The main problem being that when Death asks Mort to take over for a day he mistakenly kills an assassin instead of a young princess that was his intended target. This of course creates a paradox for reality and Mort has to fix it. Funny all the way though. I'll give this one an A-.
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