Discworld Monthly Back Issues

These pages list all of Discworld Monthly's back issues from newsest to oldest. Since issue 166 we have also produced eBook editions of Discworld Monthly.

• Discworld Monthly Issue 234

  This issue includes reviews of the Discworld Convention, Mort at the Edinburgh Fringe and The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner. How to take part in our 2016 Hushed Hogfather. And the usual mix of competitions, trivia, news and readers letters

• Discworld Monthly Issue 233

  Reviews of Going Postal and Wadfest 2016, competition winners, a new competition, news, trivia and readers' letters.

• Discworld Monthly Issue 232

  Issue 232 includes reviews of Mort Folio Society Edition, two competition results and a new competition, readers letters, trivia and news... Read all about The Wee Free Men!

• Discworld Monthly Issue 231

  Issue 231 includes reviews of The Small Gods Graphic Novel and The Long Cosmos, two competitions, the first NWDWW and Rincewind and the Wild Bush Horses

• Discworld Monthly Issue 230

  This issue we include reviews of several Discworld plays, an article about the Didjarbringabeeralong Regatta, our Bromeliad competition result and the usual mix of news, letters and trivia.

• Discworld Monthly Issue 229

  This issue features reviews of The Shakespeare Codex and Seriously Funny, news including information from Terry's memorial, letters and trivia

• Discworld Monthly Issue 228

  Issue 228 includes reviews of Mort - Live, a chance to win a Discworld Emporium Plushie, the results of our Granny Weatherwax competition, and the usual mix of news, letters and trivia

• Discworld Monthly Issue 227

  A review of Eric: Live in Cardiff, a reminder about Terry's Memorial, news, letters, trivia, last month's competition result and a new competition to win a Discworld hoodie

• Discworld Monthly Issue 226

  This extra issue includes information about Terry's Memorial and our competition reminder.

• Discworld Monthly Issue 225

  Issue 225 includes news about the Terry Pratchett Memorial in April a review of The Clacks Board Game and the usual mix of news, trivia and letters.