In "Alles Sense - Ein Scheibenwelt-Roman" by Terry Pratchett, readers are transported once again to the satirical, fantastical world of Discworld. Through the whimsical narrative and sharp wit characteristic of Pratchett's style, the novel explores profound themes regarding life, death, purpose, and the often-overlooked humor in the inevitabilities of existence. The story follows Death, one of Discworld's most iconic anthropomorphic personifications, as he confronts his own existential crisis, prompting a series of events that ripple humorously and meaningfully across the realm. Pratchett's work, while entertaining on the surface, invites readers to reflect on the nature of identity, the...