Subscribe by EmailTerry Pratchett on Sci-fi and Alzheimers
June 17, 2008 by Mark O'Neill |By Mark O’Neill
Contributing Writer, [GAS]
I have never really been able to get fully into his books but I have always admired Terry Pratchett for his hard work ethic (two books a year!). Today I read an interview with Pratchett in the British Times newspaper and it is definately worth passing on for you to read.
The best part :
“Aricept (the Alzheimer’s drug) means he can’t drink, but he’s taken up snuff “because it has an interesting historical background; it’s made of ground-up churchwardens, you know”. The fact that it might harm him is a perverse consolation”
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Via Times Online
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