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Book Review: Sourcery 
jmadigan.net | by Jamie Madigan | Fri, Jul 18
Ah, another parody of the fantasy genre by Terry Pratchett. This one returns to the Unseen University, home of powerful wizards and Rincewind, one of my favorite Diskworld protagonists. On the Disk, the 8th son of and 8th son becomes ...
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