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* ''Literature/TheScienceOfDiscworld'': While Darwin has a small cameo in the original novel, it's the second sequel where he shines. ''Darwin's Watch'' centers around a conspiracy to hold back the progress of science on "Roundworld" by introducing Darwin to Discworld's God of Evolution, leading him to write a book about intelligently guided evolution instead. ''Theology of Species'' is embraced without controversy by theologians and scientists alike and leads to humanity getting stuck on a theological-scientific view for a long time. Said God of Evolution was first seen in ''Literature/TheLastContinent'', and is a fairly obvious ringer for Darwin himself, along with having a rather inordinate passion for beetles.
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* ''Literature/TheScienceOfDiscworld'': While Darwin has a small cameo in the original novel, it's the second sequel where he shines. ''Darwin's Watch'' centers around a conspiracy to hold back the progress of science on "Roundworld" by introducing Darwin to Discworld's God of Evolution, [[LiteraryWorkOfMagic leading him to write a book about intelligently guided evolution evolution]] instead. ''Theology of Species'' is embraced without controversy by theologians and scientists alike and leads to humanity getting stuck on a theological-scientific view for a long time. Said God of Evolution was first seen in ''Literature/TheLastContinent'', and is a fairly obvious ringer for Darwin himself, along with having a rather inordinate passion for beetles.
