Desert region of Discworld

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The Desert region of Discworld is a vast, arid expanse on Terry Pratchett’s flat world, best known as the harsh, god-haunted landscape where much of the novel "Small Gods" takes place.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional desert region
location in Discworld
setting in fantasy literature
appearsIn Small Gods
associatedWithCharacter Brutha
the small god Om
associatedWithDeity Om
associatedWithEmpire Omnian Empire
associatedWithReligion Omnianism
associatedWithTheme faith
fanaticism
personal belief
religious doubt
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
createdBy Terry Pratchett
describedAs arid
god-haunted
harsh
vast
firstAppearance novel Small Gods
linked to: Small Gods
genre comic fantasy
hasClimate dry
hot
hasFeature bleak landscapes
dunes
sparse vegetation
hasMetaphoricalRole arena for conflict between organized religion and personal faith
place where gods depend on belief
hasTerrain rock
sand
languageOfWork English
medium prose
narrativeFunction place of pilgrimage
place of revelation
testing ground for faith
partOf Discworld
primarySettingOf Small Gods
publicationYearOfFirstAppearance 1992
universe Discworld series
linked to: Discworld
usedAs symbol of divine distance
symbol of inner emptiness
symbol of spiritual desolation

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Small Gods primarySetting Desert region of Discworld