Moist shows up at the Post Office to find it practically hidden in old letters, some as old as a hundred years. He has a golem safeguarding him, willing to track him down however far he runs if he needs to do so. Certainly, he does not do it entirely willingly.
Because Moist understands what awaits him outside that door (or, better yet, what does not await him, like a flooring), he chooses the first option. Vetinari is his guardian angel, offering him 2 choices: obtain the long-abandoned Ankh-Morpork Post Office up and running, or leave the door behind him.
He is after that whisked to the office of the Patrician of Ankh-Morpork, Vetinari. Nevertheless, he doesn’t hang from the rope for enough time to eliminate him, just enough time for his different aliases to pass away. Terry Pratchett – Going Postal Audiobook. Moist Van Lipwig (don’t laugh) is a bilker at the end of his rope. A little bit of dragging in the middle couldn’t keep me from saying this is yet one more fantastic publication. Luckily I didn’t drool throughout the web pages, but I could have! The good idea is that Pratchett made it well worth the wait. So when I finally obtained my hands on Going Postal, I was practically drooling. Since I’m caught up with the old ones, I must admit this annual wait is very agonizing. It’s autumn, which should suggest it’s time for a brand-new Terry Pratchett publication.
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