This page is the result of a questionnaire that I sent out to translators of Terry's books in about 2000. Translating Terry’s books into other languages

Throughout the International Discworld Convention (DWCon), we would like to capture some of the magic – including photos and video footage of the Convention, the people, and the brilliant things that happen across the long weekend. Images or clips might be shared live during the event (for example, via social media like Bluesky or Instagram) to spread the joy in real time. How photographs and videos are used Photos and videos help us showcase the heart and soul of DWCon. They may be used to: Share what we’ve all been up to. Promote future Conventions. Celebrate community, creativity, and truly fabulous costumes. Thank supporters and attract new ones. Photos may be taken during panels, workshops, performances, cosplay moments, and more informal happenings as well. These are securely stored and used with care, always in line with what you’ve agreed to in this form. How your image might be used Examples of where your photo or video might appear include: On DWCon’s website, blog, or social media platforms. In newsletters or wrap-up reports. Shared with partners or funders to show the magic of the event. In fan press or local/national media (but only with further consent – see below). Your rights You can withdraw consent at any point – during the Convention or later – and we will respect that. Nothing will be used without your consent, and you’ll never be penalised or disadvantaged for opting out. DWCon’s responsibilities All media is stored and used in line with our GDPR policy. It’s important to us that everyone feels safe, included, and respected

Sir Terry Pratchett's personal reflection on society’s response to dementia and his own experience of Alzheimer’s.