I don't love the later books in the Industrial Revolution series in Discworld, so I assumed I wasn't going to enjoy this as much. My fears were totally unfounded. William De Worde is the best combination of idealistic and unself-aware, and Pratchett nails the balance of silly and social commentary. The Truth was first published over 20 years ago, but thanks to Pratchett's personal experience in the field of journalism, the moral/ethical quandries found in the book are still applicable today. A great read, and one I highly recommend.