Pirómides

Pratchett’s humor often pokes fun at societal norms, but in this book, it felt particularly pointed. Did you find the commentary on change and tradition relatable or a bit too on the nose?

The book tackles some pretty serious ideas about mortality and progress, but it’s wrapped in comedy. Did the humor enhance the message for you or make it harder to take seriously?

The setting is so iconic and specific—was there a particular reason for choosing this moment in Egyptian history, or did it evolve from Pratchett’s love of ancient cultures?