In the later Discworld books, it is mentioned that a medusa joins the Ankh-Morpork City Watch. This is a one-shot of Sam Vimes interviewing this medusa (and her snakes) about this position.

Collected short pieces originally written for a Facebook group ("The Ankh-Morpork Times - News of the Disc") To be added to as I retrieve them. A series (eventually) of very short chapters.

The continuation of the saga of interlocking families and friends, spread across at least two continents.

Malicia decides to write the adventures experienced by Maurice and his troupe of rodents, but the cat doesn't seem very happy with the idea.

Tiffany meets the very first witch... and boy is she in trouble now.

Alone on the island, Rincewind reflects upon the appetites that plague him. Drabble, co-written with my sister.

Lily is trying to come back and Genua's new swamp witch so does not want the competition.

This is the prequel to The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, the story of Maurice's initial confusion at his sudden sentience, and how he meets the Changeling rats, and the stupid-looking kid, and starts his scams.

A prequel to my story "The Two Tiffanys", set 10 years after the end of "The Shepherds Crown." Everything belongs to the late great Sir Terry Pratchett.

In which flight-minded Witch Olga Romanoff gets a very big challenge. Can she fly this? A spin-off from "Strandpiel"

For once Leonard's distractibility comes in handy.

Poem: Once more, winter had come to the Discworld, and the Chalk would feel its touch.

Originally a comment (!) on the r/discworld subreddit in response to a photo of a shop selling "only needless things", and it got me thinking... a snippet of what might have developed in the growing Watch.

Angua and Cheery enjoy some rare down-time during a diplomatic mission to Sto Lat.

It's hard being the local witch when you're still only ten.

What if a random particle of inspiration, whizzing through space and time, ended up in the wrong head?

A spin-off from Strandpiel that grew longer than I anticipated. In which the only daughter of an Army family learns her destiny and an Illustrious, Radiant and Noble Personage takes an interest. how Schpaga became Schpaga. Cover image: teenage Russian girl with sword from a YT vid on Russian sworddancing.

Being the not-head witch isn't all that easy especially when dealing with apprentices who don't quite want to use their magic the way you think they should...

Drumknott is fundamentally a practical man. But sometimes music can stir memories, no matter how hard you try to bury them. Pre-slash, romance, music. Denial is not just a river in Howandaland. Part 2 of Kindling.

The Patrician thinks as he watches the birds, or, a day in the Oblong Office. Tea, paperwork, and occasional discussions of ornithology. Vetinari is not in denial. Pre-slash. Part 1 of Kindling

There were not many people, in the course of history, whose intelligence or creativity could be compared to that of Leonard of Quirm. But there was something about Bergholt "Bloody Stupid" Stuttley Johnson which provoked his curiosity.

Companion piece to 'Monstrous Regiment', from the Duchess Annagovia's perspective, as she contemplates the nature of what she has become, worship, faith, and the fate of Borogravia, as well as what she can do to help her fervent believer on her quest. Also contains reference to some aspects of Discworld theology as mentioned in 'Small Gods'.

Much to Drumknott's frustration, discreet trips to the chemists are a bit more complicated when you're the personal secretary to the supreme ruler of the city. Featuring pillow talk, new relationships, and negotiating who goes to the shops.

Drumknott is surprised when Vimes shows him the Patrician's diary. He's even more surprised by what he reads there. Perhaps it's time for them to have a conversation. Set during Feet of Clay- mild spoilers.

Lord Vetinari has had a trying day. Perhaps a gift would cheer him up. Set sometime post The Truth.