Long Earth Series Books 1-5 Collection Set by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter

This Long Earth Series Books 1-5 Collection Set brings together the expansive science fiction saga by acclaimed authors Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter in a single paperback edition. Perfect for fans of big ideas, adventurous futures, and thoughtful storytelling, this five-book collection invites readers to explore parallel worlds, human ambition, and epic voyages across the Long Earth. Its an ideal gift set for book lovers, classroom libraries, or anyone building a remarkable science fiction collection. The Long Earth Opening with a glimpse of 1916 on the Western Front, The Long Earth drops us into a moment where Private Percy Blakeney wakes on fresh spring grass, hearing birdsong and feeling wind in the trees. The question lingers as he looks around: where has the mud, blood, and blasted No Mans Land gone? This debut introduces stepping between parallel Earths and the dawning era of multi-world humanity, blending adventure with provocative ideas about reality and possibility. The Long War A generation after the first journey, humanity has spread across new worlds opened up by Stepping. Where Joshua and Lobsang once pioneered, fleets of airships now link the stepwise Americas with trade and culture. The Long Earth is reshaping society, and in turn society is reshaping the Long Earth—driven by curiosity, commerce, and the enduring question of what humanity owes to its expanding horizons. The Long Mars Sally, Joshua, and Lobsang face a perilous mission when Sally is contacted by her long-vanished father, Willis Linsay, the original inventor of the Stepper device. He plans a fantastic voyage across the Long Mars and wants Sally to join him. But nothing is as it seems, and trust becomes as crucial as courage in the face of the unknown. The Long Utopia Set across 2045–2059, after Step Day and Yellowstones upheavals, humanity pushes further into the Long Earth, forging new communities on a battered Datum Earth and beyond. Society continues to evolve in surprising