Works
Starting with Equal Rites in 1987, the major novels featuring the witches are:
- Equal Rites 1987
- Wyrd Sisters 1988
- Witches Abroad 1991
- Lords and Ladies 1992
- Maskerade 1995
- Carpe Jugulum 1998
- The Wee Free Men 2003 (Tiffany Aching)
- A Hat Full of Sky 2004 (Tiffany Aching)
- Wintersmith 2006 (Tiffany Aching)
- I Shall Wear Midnight 2010 (Tiffany Aching)
Read more about this topic: Witches (Discworld)
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—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)
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