neil gaiman

We're joined today by Tade Thompson, the multi award-winning author of such books as Rosewater, Making Wolf, Far From the Light of Heaven, and the Molly Southbourne novellas. He is also a self-confessed comics junkie, which he proved when he joined us last year to delve into the great WATCHMEN...

If you have access, or know anyone that does, to Masterclass, I recommend watching Neil Gaiman talking about his love for Tolkien and Tolkien’s influence. It’s a treat. https://www.masterclass.com/s/bb05814c

A short and sweet interview with Neil Gaiman, in which he talks about the different books that have influenced him as a reader, and as a writer: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/apr/29/neil-gaiman-whatever-i-loved-about-enid-blyton-isnt-there-when-i-go-back-as-an-adult

The Neil Gaiman Reader was released in 2020. Anyone read it? A great tome for your shelves. This selection of Neil's short stories and little excerpts from his novels is superb. Personally I have read his novels but not many of his short stories before. There are 52 pieces of work here. I...

Some interesting things but nothing you probably don't know already.

As someone who considers sai Gaiman to be a hero, and fell in love with the Sandman books years ago, this is very exciting news! Netflix is adapting Neil Gaiman's Sandman graphic novels for TV. I had a link, but the message board says I have to acquire a certain post quota before I'll be...

Something that passed me by (but then I don't really follow comic book news) is that back in August last year Neil Gaiman kicked off a new series of four books related to The Sandman - apparently he picked the authors and artists. First was a introductory single comic (The Sandman Universe) and...

The show itself is pretty bland but I may have to give this episode a look. It airs 19 April in the US. I don't know about elsewhere. Scoop: Coming Up On All New THE BIG BANG THEORY, Guest Starring Neil Gaiman on CBS The Big Bang Theory Based on what I've seen of the show I don't think any of...

If this is not a belated April Fool's joke it sounds like it could be amazing: https://io9.gizmodo.com/neil-gaiman-is-bringing-the-gormenghast-fantasy-series-1824281513?utm_medium=sharefromsite&utm_source=io9_facebook

Lenny Henry as Anansi, great! BBC Radio 4 on Twitter Lenny Henry to star in new Neil Gaiman adaptation Anansi Boys on BBC Radio 4 BBC Radio 4 - Anansi Boys

Neil Gaiman has confirmed that he his currently working on a sequel to Neverwhere, his 1997 novel based on the BBC TV mini-series he developed with British comedian Lenny Henry. Gaiman has been easing back into the Neverwhere world for the last few years. There was a major BBC radio adaptation...

Is anyone else looking forward to this? Havn't heard anyone talking about it yet.

Looks like we're going to get an adaptation in 2018. Narrativia announce their first major television Co-Production with BBC Studios and Neil Gaiman’s Blank Corporation Agnes Nutter predicted this.

A while back Neil Gaiman mentioned he was working on a sequel to American Gods. He's mentioned it a few times actually. I'm pretty sure he even talked about working on it on his blog. Does anyone have any insight into the American Gods sequel? I haven't heard anything about it from him in...

Neil Gaiman has a new short fiction collection entitled Trigger Warning to be released in February 2015. Let's Discuss

Starz Developing ‘American Gods’ Series - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers.Zap2it.com Didn't Starz make that crappy Camelot show?

*heroine. Bit of silliness: Which Neil Gaiman Heroine Are You? I got Door from Neverwhere.

Having recently devoured The Ocean At the End of the Lane, I've picked up and enjoyed Neverwhere and am currently making my way through American Gods which I'm loving in some sections and skimming in others. I'm surprised at how passive Gaiman's mc - particularly the men - are. It works...

The second fairy-tale inspired book I've read in the last week and another class act. Our nameless narrator hooks from the first line when he attends an un-named funeral and finds himself drawn away from his duties to the house he grew up in as a child and from there to the farm at the end of...

24th June 2010 11:39 PM Elaine Frei The Graveyard Book (Bloomsbury), by Neil Gaiman, has been awarded the Carnegie Medal for 2010 as the most outstanding children’s book to be published in the UK. In recognition of the award, Gaiman will receive a gold medal and £500 worth of books to be...