SMALL GODS (NOVEL)

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'''Small Gods''' is the thirteenth of Terry Pratchett's popular ''Discworld'' novels, published in 1992. It tells the origin of the god Om, and his relations with his prophet, the reformer Brutha. In the process, it satirises religious institutions, people, and practices, and the role of religion in political life. Omnianism bears a resemblance in some aspects to other monotheistic religions, particularly Islam and Christianity. While the dominant tone is cheerful cynicism, the author concludes on a spiritual note.

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Adaptation

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Adaptation

In 2006 the book was adapted as a serial for BBC Radio 4. [1]

Translations

★ Малки богове (Bulgarian)

★ ''Malí bohové'' (Czech)

★ ''Kleingoderij'' (Dutch)

★ ''Väikesed jumalad'' (Estonian)

★ ''Pienet jumalat'' (Finnish)

★ ''Les Petits Dieux'' (French)

★ ''Einfach göttlich'' (German)

★ ''Kisistenek'' (Hungarian)

★ ''Små guder'' (Norwegian)

★ ''Pomniejsze bóstwa'' (Polish)

★ Мелкие боги (Russian)

★ ''Mali Bogovi'' (Serbian)

★ ''Dioses menores'' (Spanish)

★ ''Små gudar'' (Swedish)

External links

★ Annotations for ''Small Gods''

★ Quotes from ''Small Gods''

★ Synopsis of ''Small Gods''
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