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Ah, yes, but surely there are a few out there. An earth without grammar would be disordered.


That does sound good.


Why, thank you. *smiles*

We'd have grammar but it would be boring. Grammar savants tend to use more alteration and poetry in their speaking. They often sound very dramatic. Can easily understand difficult or unorthodox word structure.

That is true, although I'll admit that the term is not often in use where I come from. People, they seem to be of a slightly different mind - and perhaps it is so that I have come to adjust to their views of the matter.

For Terry Pratchett, don't start with his first books. They haven't settled to the style at which he excels. If you like him, you can come back to them later. I would recommend starting with perhaps "Guards, Guards" or "Wyrd Sisters" to find out if you are going to be a fan.
There is a loose order to the books, but they contain several sub-series with different major characters.

I've had pieces published on theology, model railways and history, though only the middle category paid. I've made the front cover of two magazines.

That's enlightening - very good to know when purchasing online, thank you for telling me, truly.

Ah, I see, I see. That's work well done, then, I must say.