Like yeah, you can quote Sam Vimes or Granny Weatherwax all you want but the Truth is another of my favourite underrated discworld books
Like the running ----ing joke with Mr Tulip is genuinely one of the funniest jokes in discworld and the one about his antique identification skills is a close second
I think about "The truth will make you fret" typo on a daily basis, and the fact that people only want olds and that the lie has gone round the world while the truth is still getting it's boots on. All the themes about journalistic integrity and the truth have only got more relevant as we've ventured further into the hellscape of social media.
This book was written in the year 2000! Facebook wasn't even a glint in the milkman's eye! You still needed to get your lies from the Daily Mail!
And we get another underrated female pratchett character in Sacharissa Cripslock, who remains normal looking and angry and flawed in a very human way. (most underrated casting from going postal is her as tamsin grieg imo)
I first read this book when I was about 12 and it's still sitting there rearranging my brain chemistry fifteen years later. It's always informed how I relate to the media.
That's the act of a genius. If I could write something even half as good as it; I'd die happy