Neil! Neil! Neil!
Sep. 5th, 2003 10:51 amOK, if you don't know who Neil Gaiman is ...
1) Bitchslap yourself while saying, "I am an ignoramus who has overlooked one of the most creative authors working during my lifetime."
2) Check out his blog,
officialgaiman
3) Run, don't walk, to your local comic book store & buy Sandman collections 1 through 10.
4) Your next assignment will be given to you upon receipt of your book report on Sandman. If you are now a goody two-shoe N.G. overachiever, you can work ahead of the syllabus by reading American Gods.
However, if you do know who Neil Gaiman is ...
1) Comment on this post to tell me what is your favorite N.G. work.
2) Envy
chaosvizier & me, because we met him in New York City last month, got some autographs, & had our photo taken with him!!!!

1) Bitchslap yourself while saying, "I am an ignoramus who has overlooked one of the most creative authors working during my lifetime."
2) Check out his blog,
3) Run, don't walk, to your local comic book store & buy Sandman collections 1 through 10.
4) Your next assignment will be given to you upon receipt of your book report on Sandman. If you are now a goody two-shoe N.G. overachiever, you can work ahead of the syllabus by reading American Gods.
However, if you do know who Neil Gaiman is ...
1) Comment on this post to tell me what is your favorite N.G. work.
2) Envy

Neil, near
Date: 2003-09-05 08:56 pm (UTC)I'm partial to Neverwhere too. Though I agree Sandman is in a league of its own.
For anybody who missed him that time 'round (is he actually holding your HAND, A?) he's doing a talk in NY on September 20. It's $20 a head, but it might be worth it...more info at www.nyisbookcountry.com.
Re: Neil, near
Date: 2003-09-06 07:24 am (UTC)