Endless Nights Special Preview
Pop Culture Shock has a preview of Endless Nights Special, which is available now (Endless Nights Special, not the preview… well, the preview is available now too, obviously… ahem.)
1602 Review – The Post Standard
From the August 31 Syracuse Post Standard:1602 No. 1 **** (out of 4) Marvel Comics; $3.50. If you’re really serious about nostalgia, you can’t go back further than the 17th century. Well, I suppose you could, but then you’d miss Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert’s event mini-series, “1602.” Playing out like a “What-If” story, the […]
Clippings
The title pretty much says it all – from today’s Guardian: Second Hugo for Gaiman ### For those of you scratching your head as to how you missed the New York Post Wolves in the Walls interview, note that it does not appear to have been in any print edition of the paper. And because […]
The Geekout Gaiman Sighting
Today’s Geekout Comic has an appearance by you-know-who.
Coraline wins the Hugo for best novella
Happily, the correction to the Toronto Star article was unnecessary after all; as noted in the Star, Locus Online (which has a picture), the Ottawa Citizen, and other sources, Coraline has won the 2003 Hugo award for best novella. Coraline also debuts this week on the New York Times Children’s Paperback Books bestsellers list at […]
1602 Review – Entertainment Weekly
From the September 5th Entertainment Weekly: The year is…well, 1602. Dr. Strange and Nicholas Fury are advisers to the embattled Queen of England, mutantkind has been targeted by the Spanish Inquisition, and Peter Parquagh is a budding young adventurer who thinks spiders are neat. Transporting Marvel characters to an alternate Renaissance is a nifty high […]
The Autumn 2003 Children’s Book Sense 76 Top Ten
From the August 28th Bookselling This Week:The Wolves in the Walls“Before Neil Gaiman became well-known and widely appreciated as a novelist, he and illustrator Dave McKean worked some real magic in the graphic novel/comics field. McKean combines scratchy, primitive lines with photographs and computer-treated images to create a stirring visual narrative that accompanies and complements […]
Not that it has anything to do with Neil…
(well, except in the way that he’s been the catalyst for my learning skills that lead me to become a talented researcher), it appears that both the library schools that I applied to for the Fall in order to complete my masters have accepted me. That said, I am only an part time student, and […]
Wolves in the Walls Signing Info – Chapters Toronto
The homepage for Chapters Books features Coraline (except for when it features Wolves in the Walls) this month. The Wolves in the Walls signing is on August 30th at 1pm at the Festival Hall Chapters. The contact info is: 142 John Street Toronto , Ontario M5V 2E9 Canada (416)595-7349 Chapters has an information page for […]
Interview – Toronto Star
Murray White interviews Neil in conjuction with his signing at Chapters Books this Saturday at 1pm in today’s Toronto Star. (apologies; I will put up links to Chapters later)