newstatesman.com: "For more than 40 years, Terry Pratchett has used science fiction and fantasy to craft subtle satires. But the onset of Alzheimer’s has forced him to confront a stark question – what will happen when he is no longer able to write?" Read on
abc.net.au: "Since being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease the immensely successful fantasy writer Sir Terry Pratchett has travelled the world talking about the condition. He has found ways to work around it too, like dictating speech to his computer. How does a writer go on, and what are Terry Pratchett's ideas about what he wants to happen in the end?" Read on
abc.net.au: "Celebrated fantasy novelist Terry Pratchett has mined the terrain of his imagination more than most. What shaped this passionately adventurous mind, and now, how is it being reshaped by early-onset Alzheimer's? Next week, a neuroscientist novelist's poignant exploration of the disease." Read on
guardian.co.uk, 18 June 2010: "Terry Pratchett talked to a Guardian book club audience about cider, science teaching and religion – as well as his bestselling Discworld series."
