Small Gods by Terry Pratchett

Small Gods by Terry Pratchett

Om, once a mighty god commanding a vast religious empire, discovers he has been reduced to the physical form of a small tortoise because his believers have stopped genuinely believing in him — worshipping only the institutional church built in his name — leaving him dependent on the one true believer left, a simple, kind-hearted young novice.

Pratchett uses the premise to satirise organised religion's tendency to replace genuine faith with institutional bureaucracy and power, delivering both sharp theological comedy and, unusually for Discworld, genuine emotional and philosophical weight about the nature of belief itself.

Widely considered one of the finest and most philosophically substantial Discworld novels.

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