Ned Beauman ‘After reading Terry Pratchett, it feels like something is missing from most fiction’

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The novelist on his lifelong love of William Gibson, discovering Norman Lewis and making peace with AustenMy earliest reading memoryUnfortunately my memory for this kind of thing is a complete blank, so I’ve decided to manufacture an incident where my copy of Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow had to be confiscated from me at preschool because I was having too many insights about it.My favourite book growing upI devoured The Colour of Magic and at least 20 other Terry Pratchett novels as a child and consequently have never got over the feeling that there’s something pretty fundamental missing from nearly all “grown-up” fiction (ie jokes). Continue reading...

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