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Fiddler’s Green, a Sandman convention to raise funds for the CBLDF, will be taking place from November 12-14, 2004 at the Millenium Hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Neil is the guest of honor, with more guests to be announced soonish. Information, registration, hotel reservations, and other important information can be found on the convention’s website, www.fiddlersgreencon.org, […]
From the May 15th Kirkus Reviews:> THE FAERY REEL: Tales from the Twilight Realm This is a treasure chest. Open it and revel in its riches. The editors asked their authors to re-imagine Faerie in the present time, or search its more dimly lit pathways, and they have responded with bountiful imagination. The title piece […]
According to the 30 April London Times, The Wolves in the Walls is on the shortlist for the Kate Greenaway Medal for 2004. In the April 30 Times Educational Supplement, Fiona Lafferty had the following to say about the nomination:…Subsequently, two of the strong Maybes, Debi Gliori’s Always and Forever and David McKean’s Wolves in […]
ComicWorldNews.com has a 1602 Wrap Up interview with Neil. Thanks to Jason Pomerantz for sending that link in.
According to today’s Locus Online News, “A Study in Emerald” from Shadows Over Baker Street, is nominated for short story Hugo; awards to be presented at Noreascon Four in September of this year. *** According to Newsarama, the “Death” story within Endless Nights, illustrated by P. Craig Russell, has been nominated for a best short […]
Wolves in the Walls has been nominated for a Booksense Book of the Year 2004 in the Children’s Illustrated Category. If you work in an independent bookstore that is a member of the ABA, and your store is submitting votes, you might want to suggest that they pick it as best of the year. The […]
As Michelle mentioned in the Semi-monthly on newsgroup, yes, there’s a Sandman-related convention is in the works for mid-November in Minneapolis, fingers crossed. Will post more once all the wheres, whens, and whys are a bit more solid, but it’s looking to be well worth budgeting for!
According to Locus, Coraline is up for a Nebula for best novella; awards are to be announced in April. Also, Wolves in the Walls is up for Best Short Fiction at the 2004 British Science Fiction Association Awards, also to be announced in April. For those of you trying to keep track of what books […]
Sorry folks, somehow the server ate the current news datafile, and I’ve had to restore a backup dated February 6th.
Both Endless Nights and Wolves in the Walls have been nominated in the “Best Illustrated Narrative” category by the International Horror Guild.