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| | Monstrous Regiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Monstrous Regiment is an abbreviation of the title of a misogynist 16th century tract by John Knox, the full title of which is, The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women (the women in question were Mary, Queen of Scots and Mary Tudor). | | | The Monstrous Regiment is a book by Storm Constantine, released in 1990. | | | The name is taken from the Knox pamphlet. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monstrous_Regiment
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| | Novel - Factbites |
| | Novels can take any of the generic forms (epic, tragedy, comedy, romance, and satire), but there are two main types: the novel proper and the prose romance. | | | The story was firmly a "novel" and not a "romance": a story of unparalleled female virtue, with a heroine who had had the chance to risk an illicit amour and not only withstood the temptation but made herself more unhappy by confessing her feelings to her husband. | | | These novels are not only masterpieces of realism but also—in their carefully crafted form, experimental point of view, and superb style—supreme examples of the novel as a literary genre. |
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| | Monstrous Regiment Book at Shop Ireland |
| | The idea of a woman dressing up as a man to join the army is a hackneyed comedy device, but Pratchett does manage to add some originality with his revelations that central character Polly isn't the only soldier in drag. | | | This is another excellent Discworld novel, with a great, ripping yarn of a story, keeping me hooked from start to finish. | | | Overall, I thought that this was a very good book, funny and yet thought provoking. |
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http://www.shopireland.ie/books/reviews/0552149403
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| | Monstrous Regiment (Discworld S.) Book at Shop Ireland |
| | The idea of a woman dressing up as a man to join the army is a hackneyed comedy device, but Pratchett does manage to add some originality with his revelations that central character Polly isn't the only soldier in drag. | | | This is another excellent Discworld novel, with a great, ripping yarn of a story, keeping me hooked from start to finish. | | | Overall, I thought that this was a very good book, funny and yet thought provoking. |
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http://www.shopireland.ie/books/reviews/0552149411
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| | BWS Review - "Monstrous Regiment" |
| | This, the 28th (or 29th, depending) novel of Discworld is an abomination unto Nuggan. | | | I was reading another review of Monstrous Regiment wherein they determined that the book was well written but not very subtle. | | | Well, I could blather on, but I won't, but as an aside, I'm reading The Annotated Wizard of Oz and I could seriously imagine someone in a few years putting together an "Annotated Monstrous Regiment". |
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http://www.bewilderingstories.com/issue82/books.html
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| | A Monstrous Regiment of Women |
| | Review: A Monstrous Regiment of Women is the second novel in a series that features the female detective Mary Russell. | | | Laurie King roots her novels in Mary's theological research which leaves little room for light humor. | | | Now in A Monstrous Regiment of Women, Mary Russell's adventures as a student of the famous detective continue. |
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http://sherlock-holmes.classic-literature.co.uk/book-store/0553574566/A-Monstrous-Regiment-of-Women.html
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| | The Davis Enterprise |
| | These novels are consistently engaging because there's never a sense that the author is just writing stories with no purpose. | | | "Monstrous Regiment" is everything true satire should be. | | | Each book not only advances Discworld's tale, but has some important things to say, even when disguised with humor. |
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http://www.davisenterprise.com/articles/2004/10/25/spotlight/books/071book.txt
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| | Terry Pratchett Monstrous Regiment Reviewed by Rick Kleffel |
| | Coming through the novel the first time round, readers have too much fun enjoying the humor and the pointy sticks underneath to be bothered with all that skillful writing stuff. | | | Terry Pratchett has been busily building that world for more than twenty years, and his latest novel of Discworld, 'Monstrous Regiment' will enable all of us to have good laugh and maybe even experience a coherent thought or two without frothing at the mouth, or having to listen to someone else do so. | | | But as someone who has not read every single Discworld novel in chronological order (though I now intend to do so in the fullness of time), I found it perfectly comprehensible and constantly delightful. |
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http://trashotron.com/agony/reviews/2003/pratchett-monstrous.htm
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| | Inlibris Bookstore - Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett, Briggs Stephen |
| | For those who haven't made this underrated author's acquaintance, Monstrous Regiment is as good a place to start as any. | | | "Monstrous Regiment" is vintage Pratchett and if I ever decide to cross-dress and take the Queen's shilling, here is the book that will guide me. | | | Readers will encounter Pratchett's subtle and disarming wit, his trademark footnoted asides along with a not-too-shabby tale of honor, courage, and duty in the face of absurd circumstances. |
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http://www.inlibris.com/bookstore/main.pl?m=1&asin=0060569964
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| | Fiend Magazine |
| | Tracy Chevalier’s novel, The Lady and the Unicorn is a trite tale concerning the origins of a set of famous French 15th century tapestries. | | | Part biography, part comedy of errors and part meditation on philosophy and politics, the strength of the novel is White’s indelible rendering of the ‘author’ Fanny Trollope. | | | This is the vastly thicker edition of the encyclopaedic guide to Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, first published in 1994. |
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http://www.fiend-magazine.com/08/books-reviews.html
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| | Terry Pratchett Message Board: Monstrous Regiment Discussion *Spoilers* |
| | Monstrous Regiment is an allusion to the blistering sermon of that title by John Knox, the Calvinist/Scottish minister who thundered out against women having the audacity to think they might rule or be anything except subservient to their natural, god-given superiors-men. | | | I'm not saying it is feminist, and I don't think that Pratchett would ever focus on just one issue, but the prominent discussion of women and oppression makes it reasonable to look at it this way. | | | Pratchett wasn't being patronising, he wasn't setting out to defend his female characters or anything. |
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http://terrypratchettbooks.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=004437
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| | SF REVIEWS.NET: Monstrous Regiment / Terry Pratchett |
| | But a chance encounter seems to turn the tide for this monstrous regiment. | | | And it is this quality of Terry Pratchett's — his skill at putting satire and story on equal footing — that keeps him at the top of the heap among fantasy's humorists. | | | I think that is partially true, but not the whole scope of his satire here. |
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http://www.sfreviews.net/monstrousreg.html
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| | The Fence [Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett] |
| | The Discworld books are, in my opinion, among the greatest novels ever written. | | | By my count this is the 28th Discworld novel, although if you include the "Younger Readers'" discworld books then you get 30. | | | I didn't find this as LOL as some others of Pratchett's, but it really makes you think. |
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http://www.freewebs.com/thefence/bmonstrous.htm
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| | Aphelion Review # 32 --Monstrous Regiment-- |
| | You'll be able to tell when each story happens.) This novel serves to add even more detail to the series while also being able to stand on it's own merits. | | | Even after 30 discworld novels, Terry shows us that he can still find new things to say, new stories to tell about his most famous creation. | | | Terry's gift for writing strong female characters is used to the utmost in this novel. |
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http://www.aphelion-webzine.com/features/review32.htm
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| | Storm Constantine's Wraeththu Mythos: Breeding Discontent |
| | The Wraeththu trilogy, first published in the late 1980s and now continuing on with a second trilogy, tells the tale of a new species, born out of humanity in a time of chaos. | | | The company was formed after thousands of requests from Storm's own fans who couldn't get hold of books in her back catalogue. | | | Atlanta bookstores: Book can be ordered (ships 1-5 days) at Outwrite Bookstore and Coffeehouse and Charis Books and More. |
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| | The Internet Book Database of Fiction :: View topic - Terry Pratchett - Monstrous Regiment - 4 |
| | My feeling is that while Monstrous Regiment is not laugh out loud funny (but compared to Night Watch, the book directly before it, it's a walk in the park) the book IS witty, and you should perhaps be a little more flexible in your expectations of Discworld books. | | | Sure, occassionally Terry slips in some social commentary, he's got some decent characterization skills and his command of the language is good enough that he understands how to use possessives properly (Bob slaps Forrest Carter with a fish) but that's NOT why you pick up one of his books. | | | You read Discworld novels for the laugh-out-loud, bust a nut, fall down laughing funny stuff. |
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http://www.ibdof.com/viewtopic.php?t=2513
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| | Amazon.com: Night Watch (Discworld, Book 27): Books: Terry Pratchett |
| | British author Pratchett's storytelling, a clever blend of Monty Pythonesque humor and Big Questions about morality and the workings of the universe, is in top form in his 28th novel in the phenomenally bestselling Discworld series (The Last Hero, etc.). | | | Monstrous Regiment (Discworld, Book 28) by Terry Pratchett | | | Anyone touched by this novel could read up on that particular passage of history. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0060013125?v=glance
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| | Books, Listed by Author |
| | The book is written by Conner, but Tim Underwood and Chuck Miller appear on the cover as “producers”, and the book is copyright in their name. | | | CONNERS, BERNARD F. The Hampton Sisters (Dell 0-440-20143-8, Aug ’88 [Jul ’88], $3.95, 382pp, pb) Horror novel about two sisters, one good, the other evil — or at least very weird. | | | Frisby and the Rats of NIMH written by his daughter. |
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| | Monstrous Regiment - The Book Forum |
| | I couldn't bring myself to be that bothered about the main character of Polly. | | | There is probably too much pressure on him from fans and the publishers for him to stop writing them. | | | I seriously would recommend this one to you, because I think you'll enjoy the new characters and the interesting story. |
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http://www.thebookforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3779
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| | RJF |
| | When the author mentally cast a motion picture based on her novel, “Alan Rickman’s name kept coming up”. | | | Any of Anne Perry’s novels which feature the enigmatic William Monk are a good place to imagine the face of AR: | | | Could AR have been the inspiration for falconer MacNeal? |
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| | Books, Listed by Author |
| | * *The Ring of the Dark Elves (iUniverse 0-595-27235-5, Oct 2003, $20.95, 345 + viii, tp) Fantasy novel, a retelling of the myths of Sigurd Dragonslayer, the basis of Wagner’s “Ring” cycle. | | | Tiffany rescues her little brother from the fairies with the help of pictsies. | | | * _His Dark Materials 3: The Amber Spyglass (Random House/Dell Yearling 0-440-41856-9, Mar 2003, $6.50, 521pp, tp, cover by Eric Rohmann) [His Dark Materials] Reissue (Knopf 2000) young-adult fantasy novel, third in the trilogy. |
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http://www.locusmag.com/index/yr2003/b41.htm
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| | Also noteworthy is her Artists In Crime, in which gentleman detective Roderick Alleyn starts the romance that becomes an attractive marriage of impressive integrity. | | | Garrett wrote eight other shorter stories in the same vein but, alas, no more novels in our strand of history. | | | Agatha Christie -- No sex, not much romance (and then mainly as a motive), very little lab work or insight into police methods. |
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| | Steven Wu's Book Reviews: News Archive (October 2003) |
| | For some reason I've been reading good novel after good novel at the start of this, my third year reviewing books. | | | Still up, aside from Reynolds's Redemption Ark, is Daniel Keys Moran's The Long Run, another superb novel. | | | The stilted translation (common among all Japanese translations I've ever read) doesn't help. |
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http://www.scwu.com/bookreviews/news/arc9-2003.shtml
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| | Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett - read excerpt |
| | Apart from the letter and the medal, all the man left behind was a tin mug and, on the floor, a stain which wouldn't scrub out. | | | Every man in the regiment to be clean shaven, by order! | | | His first novel was published when he was 20, and he continued to write in his spare time whilst working as a journalist for a local newspaper. |
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http://mostlyfiction.com/excerpts/monstrousregiment.htm
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| | The Den of Ubiquity: Books, music, random thoughts, semi-didactic rants, and opinions. What did you expect? Fangs? |
| | However, though I do believe that some of the names in the book are familiar with the other two Clancy books I've read, Jack Ryan was not one of them. | | | I'm not quite as enamoured of Duncan's King's Blades books as I am of some of his others, but he still manages to put together a rip-roaring tale of swashbuckling adventure in his thinly-disguised fantasy Europe. | | | The thief ones were not always so light-hearted, and I found them quite inspirational for the portions of my NaNoWriMo novel involving a Thieves' Guild. |
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| | Monstrous Regiment, by Terry Pratchett - A Large Print Reviews' Book Review |
| | With over 30 books in the Discworld series (Monstrous Regiment is the 31st), it can be a daunting task deciding which book to start with. | | | Polly is an energetic and memorable character, and her misadventures in 'this man's army' will keep you glued to the book from start to finish. | | | Monstrous Regiment is one of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, and it is full of all the quirks and creatures that have become the hallmarks of the Discworld series. |
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http://www.largeprintreviews.com/regiment.html
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| | Can I hear a story?: December 2004 |
| | Discworld novels have always fascinated me. They are abundant with silly yet colorful and cheerful imageries and at times dark and morbid satire of our world. | | | The author mocks the Man's world which maybe preaching for equal rights for women, yet in the inside, struggles to remain the same way it was, all these ages. | | | I remember reading another discworld novel based on the same theme, called Equal Rites which was much more lighter than this novel. |
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http://bookseeker.blogspot.com/2004_12_01_bookseeker_archive.html
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| | Gadget : The Consumer Technology Magazine |
| | For those who haven't made this underrated author's acquaintance, Monstrous Regiment is as good a place to start as any. | | | Readers will encounter Pratchett's subtle and disarming wit, his trademark footnoted asides along with a not-too-shabby tale of honor, courage, and duty in the face of absurd circumstances. | | | Terry Pratchett sends the denizens of Discworld to war again in his latest novel, hot off the presses, and as charming an addition to the series as most would wish. |
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http://www.gadget.co.za/pebble.asp?relid=327&t=83
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| | scribblingwoman: courses Archives |
| | The novel, as far as I can tell—I'm not very far into it—is a layering of the story of an ill man in the 1980s (probably AIDS) with a retelling of the story of Dorothy of The Wizard of Oz. | | | Uh—oh: further searching has turned up another novel, A Monstrous Regiment of Women (2000) by Laurie R. King. | | | Imagine my surprise to discover that there is a recent horror novel, by Eric McCormack, that uses the same title. |
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http://www.unbsj.ca/arts/english/jones/mt/archives/cat_courses.html
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| | Bantam Dell Publishing Group: A Monstrous Regiment of Women by Laurie R. King |
| | She is the author of seven acclaimed mysteries in the Mary Russell series, as well as four novels in a contemporary series featuring police detective Kate Martinelli. | | | Bantam Dell Publishing Group: A Monstrous Regiment of Women by Laurie R. King | | | She lives in northern California where she is at work on another Mary Russell novel. |
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http://www.randomhouse.com/bantamdell/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780553574562&view=bio
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| | Monstrous Regiment |
| | But there is a seasoning of jokes and humour which gives a sweet-and-sour flavour to the book. | | | Terry’s ‘juvenile’ books generally talk about serious themes in ways which the Discworld books have only recently started to approach. | | | This novel read by someone completely ignorant of Discworld and Ankh-Morpork is a very different experience than this novel read by you or me. Monstrous Regiment has Sam Vimes and a few other prominent members of the Watch, whose personalities and actions would be difficultly comprehensible by someone totally new to the Discworld. |
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| | Going Postal: A Novel of Discworld -- book review |
| | Moist, in his past as a con man, has used that hope to further his schemes. | | | Yes, it's the evil businessmen again, which is getting old but it's something that Pratchett has avoided until now, so I'll forgive him. | | | It's also a novel about the human quality of hope. |
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| | Whats The Right Order - Science-Fiction & Fantasy forums |
| | By that I mean, read all the Witches novels together in order, then the City Watch ones in order, then the Death ones and then the Rincewind ones in order. | | | Just read my first discworld novel (MONSTROUS REGIMENT) and wondered what was the best order to read them in. | | | There are also several 'stand-alone' novels he has. |
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http://www.chronicles-network.com/forum/5138-whats-the-right-order.html#post93477
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| | Random House Books A Monstrous Regiment of Women by Laurie R. King |
| | She is the author of seven acclaimed mysteries in the Mary Russell series, as well as four novels in a contemporary series featuring police detective Kate Martinelli. | | | But the Temple may bring the newly rich Russell far closer to heaven than she would like.… | | | She lives in northern California where she is at work on another Mary Russell novel. |
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http://randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl/display.pperl?isbn=9780553574562
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| | Monstrous Regiment (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Colour of Magic - The Light Fantastic - Equal Rites - Mort - Sourcery - Wyrd Sisters - Pyramids - Guards! | | | Two of them harass Polly, who has found a dress and convinced them that she is a barmaid. | | | The released prisoners praise the monstrous regiment's deeds until it is discovered that the men who disguised themselves as women really are women. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monstrous_Regiment_(novel)
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| | Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk |
| | Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk | | | Home > Books and Magazines > Printed Books > Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | | | but less ingenuity or humour than you expect from a Discworld novel |
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| | Monstrous Regiment |
| | Both novels will quickly disabuse you of the notion that Pratchett is nothing more than a writer of humourous fantasy. | | | There is still humour in Pratchett's books, but it has long ceased to be the main attraction in them. | | | The second Discworld novel to come out this year, the first being |
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| | Books Zeynep read |
| | Nonfiction: The story of one of the most famous racehorses of the USA. | | | Stories and short novels by epic fantasy writers set in their "main" fantasy worlds. |
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| | The Monstrous Regiment |
| | Original, quirky and compassionate, The Monstrous Regiment is the latest novel from Storm Constantine, highly-acclaimed author of the Wraeththu Trilogy. | | | Sent to the city under the patronage of General Carmenya Oralien, she sees affairs move swiftly to a head, and can only hope for the return, somehow, of Elvon. | | | It will enhance the reputation of speculative fiction's fastest-rising star. |
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| | Bookslut Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett |
| | One consequence of the reality of Monstrous Regiment is that Pratchett’s stable of familiar characters is largely marginalized. | | | In Monstrous Regiment, this means turning his satirist’s sensibility on sexism, religion, politics, journalism and of course the military life, a life in which the reality on the ground bears very little resemblance to the patriotism and nationalism espoused by those prosecuting the war. | | | Thus, the world of Monstrous Regiment, Pratchett’s twenty-ninth Discworld novel, benefits from all the development the Discworld has experienced under Pratchett’s stewardship in the preceding twenty-eight books. |
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| | ReadingGroupGuides.com - Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett |
| | However, their female regiment succeeds where all men before them have failed. | | | Polly feels that her regiment ends up being viewed as mascots instead of true soldiers, and is angered by this. | | | A novel that explores the inanity of war, the ins and outs of sexual politics, and why often the best man for the job is a woman, Monstrous Regiment is vintage Pratchett in top form. |
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| | BookBlog - Monstrous Regiment |
| | I would have thought that I'd have been pleased to see a Pratchett book without the rampant, incessant sillyness, but the truth is it shows Terry Pratchett to be only an ordinary fantasy writer, and I don't like straight fantasy. | | | Nor is this a Discworld novel in the normal sense. | | | It transpires through the entire length of the book that the entire regiment are actually women dressed as men, and so too are a good number of the army's senior officers. |
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http://rdmp.org:20202/bookblog?review=monstrous-regiment
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| | Pratchett, Terry: The Color of Magic: A Discworld Novel |
| | Terry Pratchett's profoundly irreverent novels are consistent number one bestsellers in England, where they have garnered him a revered position in the halls of parody next to Mark Twain, Kurt Vonnegut, Douglas Adams, and Carl Hiaasen. | | | Pratchett, Terry: The Color of Magic: A Discworld Novel | | | In order to perform regular system maintenance, we must shut this system down today, December 24th. |
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| | scribblingwoman: Second blast of the trumpet |
| | Uh—oh: further searching has turned up another novel, A Monstrous Regiment of Women (2000) by Laurie R. King. | | | Imagine my surprise to discover that there is a recent horror novel, by Eric McCormack, that uses the same title. | | | For the first class I am planning to introduce the students to some anti-women texts, and so just did a web search for John Knox's The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women (1558). |
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| | Monstrous Regiment fans |
| | Monstrous Regiment might very well be my favourite Discworld novel, because, you know, Polly and Mal. | | | I'm writing a story myself, which might quite possibly see daylight in a few weeks or so, depending on workload. | | | I've been watching this community for a while and joined just now. |
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| | Internet Modern History Sourcebook: Full Texts |
| | Mary Anne Sadlier (1820-1903), an Irish-American immigrant, wrote sixty volumes of work -- from domestic novels to historical romances to children's catechisms. | | | John Dos Passos: One Man's Initiation: 1917: A Novel, 1920 full text [At Eldritch] | | | John Knox: The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women, 1558 [At SWRB] |
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| | Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Monstrous Regiment |
| | About the Author: With sales of over 30 million copies, Terry Pratchett's brilliantly funny and subtly wise books have been translated into more than 25 languages. | | | In addition to his novels about the fantastic flat planet Discworld, Mr. | | | Pratchett has written several children's books, including The Bromeliad Trilogy and the books about Johnny Maxwell: Only You Can Save Mankind, Johnny and the Bomb, and Johnny and the Dead. |
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| | Library Development - Eric McCormack Library University of Waterloo |
| | His short stories have been included in many anthologies such as The Oxford Book of Canadian Detective Fiction and The Oxford Book of Scottish Short Stories. | | | His first novel, The Paradise Motel (1989) won the Scottish Council Book Prize. | | | His third novel, First Blast Of the Trumpet Against The Monstrous Regiment of Women (Viking/Penguin, 1997), was short listed for the Governor General's Literary award. |
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