All remaining unfinished novels by the late author Terry Pratchett have been destroyed by steamroller - at his specific request.
Pratchett, diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2007, continued to write, increasingly with assistance from other writers, up until his death in 2015. He made a specific request, as relayed by his friend and fellow author Neil Gaiman, that anything he was working on at the time of his death should be "put in the middle of the road . . . and
a steamroller to steamroll over them all".
There goes the browsing history... Many thanks to @steamfair. Soon to be on display at @SalisburyMuseum in September https://****/Di8tvTO4Hi pic.twitter.com/onGGWLDYL4
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Pratchett, diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2007, continued to write, increasingly with assistance from other writers, up until his death in 2015. He made a specific request, as relayed by his friend and fellow author Neil Gaiman, that anything he was working on at the time of his death should be "put in the middle of the road . . . and
a steamroller to steamroll over them all".
There goes the browsing history... Many thanks to @steamfair. Soon to be on display at @SalisburyMuseum in September https://****/Di8tvTO4Hi pic.twitter.com/onGGWLDYL4
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