neil gaiman

Has anyone read this? It's absolutely HILARIOUS! One of the funniest books I've ever come across. I'm loving Crowly!!! :D

Source: www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/neil-gaiman Novels Good Omens (1990) (with Terry Pratchett) Neverwhere (1996) American Gods (2000) Coraline (2002) Anansi Boys (2005) Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders (due October 2006) Collections Angels and Visitations: A Miscellany (1993)...

I don't know if anyone is intersted, but here is an interview with Gaiman, which I found entertaining: http://www.chuckpalahniuk.net/features/interviews/neilgaiman/

Taken directly from http://www.improbable.co.uk Improbable and the National Theatre of Scotland present A Musical Pandemonium There are sneaking, creeping, crumpling noises coming from inside the walls. Lucy hears wolves in the walls of the old house where her family lives, but at first no...

Here's where we discuss the book :D

I've never read it, I know that it's meant to be a superb read and basically one of the best comics ever. However the thing that puts me of reading it is the story seems intresting but a little to much based in fantasty for me to be able to connect with the chracters. The art is another...

There's a new interview with Neil Gaiman in Three Monkeys Online where he talks about his upcoming novel Anansi Boys. It's not exactly a sequel to American Gods, though it does have connections (The Deceased Mr Nancy primarily). It's available free online at Neil Gaiman - Anansi Boys interview...

What was your favourite single-issue story or extended storyline from Neil Gaiman's landmark Sandman comic? And why? For the poll, I've used the titles of the collected trade paperback editions. If you have a favourite story from one of the collections of standalones, let us know which one in...

Just a note for any fans out there who might be interested... Powells Books is selling (you have to pre-order) first edition, signed copies of Anansi Boys. http://www.powells.com/news/autographed/anansiboys.html

the Sandman series was really good and it had all of my brothers and sisters in it and it had about when destruction went away but it never said why i became delirium but i forget if i was ever delight before but that doesn't matter because here is a nice doggy and oh look at all the pretty...

As per request of Circus Cranium, in the horror forum, here is it : American Gods by Neil Gaiman What if people weren't the only migrants to cross the ocean to USA ? What if their old beliefs, fairy tales and legends lead their gods to migrate with their followers ? Are they able to...

Is American Gods horror? Certainly Neil Gaiman is a Dark Fantasy author, but after reading American Gods I was surprised to learn that it won a Stoker and was nominated for an International Horror Guild award. AG had a few dark elements, but on the whole seemed rather light. I really...

I've not read any of Neil Gaiman's actual novels - but I bought most of his Sandman series when it came out, and was generally good quality, though it seemed to slip towards the end. Point is, he seemed to have much more of a talent for writing shorter stories within the Sandman series...

You can enter to win copies of many of his books at this site: http://www.thefoxmoviechannel.com/contestrules1.asp but you have to answer questions about the author and his works. Should be easy!

Does anyone know if the Books of Magic is still worth reading after John Ney Reiber stops writing it? I have all the collections, and I was really disappointed to learn that Reiber wasn't going to wrap up the story. It seems such a waste to folow it that far and then give up, but it was...

Just heard a rumor that Neil Gaiman is behind a new movie being made by Sony about a girl in the circus who can only think of running away from the circus. After her mother falls ill she begins to dream of a second world where she must find the Mirror Mask to save the queen.

I know that this topic has been discussed in the Graphic Novels forum, but to what extent I know not, or am willing to dig through it. But I must say, this comic is amazing. It is so good. The character's, plots, themes are just incredible. My brother, who is kind of an artist has gotten back...

Please go ahead and discuss away...I'm out of commission for the rest of the week so don't wait for me. You can start with: Did you like it? Why or why not? What did you particularly like/dislike? Was it what you expected? Why or why not? and move on from there...happy discussing!

Have any of you ever read anything by Neil Gaiman. I've read American Gods and thought it was amazing and I have always been meaning to try reading another one of his novels. Any good suggestions?

Anyone here know what I'm talking about? You know...Neil Gaiman, Jamie Delano, Grant Morrison, etc? Anyone ever read that sphere of comics?