The competition is open to residents of the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Luckily for everyone in the DC universe: the biggest secret of magic is anyone can use it. It's been described as some sort of neon mixture of orange, green, and purple, and is only visible to those who can use magic. The closing date is midnight on 12th September 2016, and the winner will be announced during Gollanczfest on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and the Gollancz blog. Simply put, Octarine is the color of magic. Five runners-up will each receive a copy of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Colouring Book. The winner will receive the competition page, hand-coloured by Paul Kidby, as well as a signed copy of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Colouring Book. Just download the page and colour it in by hand using your favourite crayons, colouring pencils or markers and then post a photo of your coloured page to social media, tagging on Twitter or Instagram, or GollanczPublishing on Facebook, with the hashtag #Octarine, and Paul Kidby will choose his favourite piece. We’ve made a page available on the Gollancz website as a PDF, so no purchase is necessary. terrypratchett luggage discworld creepycrafts crafts imadethis crochet mimic crochetbuddy formumma creepy creepyart independentartist'. According to Disc mythology (see, mythology), octarine is visible only to wizards and cats, and is generally described as a sort of greenish-yellow purple colour. To celebrate publication, we’re offering one lucky reader the chance to win a page from the book, hand-coloured by Paul Kidby himself! Octarine, in the Discworld books, is known as ‘the colour of magic’, which also forms the title of Pratchett’s first ever Discworld book.
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