Discworld series

Chaos reigns in Discworld after Death, having become squeamish about his job, is officially retired.

Moist von Lipwig, alias Alfred Spangler, is given a choice of either reviving the Ankh-Morpork Post Office or death, but getting the system up and running again proves to be a near-impossible task.

As autumn comes to Ankh-Morpork, Commander Sir Samuel Vimes and the City Watch have to track down a murderer who can't be seen.

The arrogantly fundamentalist duchy of Borogravia is so militarily aggressive that it can't afford to be too picky about who it recruits for its army.

A parody of modern, harried society in which the venerable Monks of History control time, dishing it out to those who supposedly need it most--but when a young horologist is commissioned to create the world's first Perfect Clock, History Monk Lu-Tze and his apprentice Lobsang Ludd must prevent the clock from starting, or time itself will stop.

Inept wizard Rincewind returns from his fall off the edge of the world just in time to take on an evil double wizard who is the eighth son of an eighth son.

Young dwarf Corporal Carrot and Edward, the 37th Lord d'Eath, a new graduate of the School for Assassins, find themselves in the midst of a raucous adventure in Ankh-Morpork, the greatest city in Discworld.

When Discworld's opera house is found to be haunted, a trio of witches is summoned to flush out the unwanted ghost but the results only seem to complicate matters.

Rincewind the Wizzard [sic] is forced to volunteer as a "Great Wizard" for the endangered Empire of Hong, Sung, Fang, Tang, and McSweeney. He and his unusual friends, are given a mission where they must either defend or destroy the forbidden city of Hunghung. Unfortunately the instructions are not very clear.