From the June 16th Contra Costa Times:…GIVING KIDS THE CREEPS: The hype is hot and heavy from HarperCollins and elsewhere for what is being hailed as horrormeister Neil Gaiman’s (“American Gods,” the “Sandman” series, etc.) first full-scale novel for young children. “Coraline,” which has a publication date of July 2, will be launched nationwide from […]

For the week ending 6/15, the American Gods paperback is at: #10 on the Book Sense list for mass market paperbacks for June 13th #14 on the Powells/Salon bestsellers list for June 12th #3 on the NCIBA mass market bestsellers list for the for June 10rd #15 on the New York Times paperback bestseller list […]

Fowarded from Neil, from Amy Burton at HarperCollinsNEW YORK (June 11, 2002) – HarperCollins Children’s Books announced today that New York Times best-selling author Neil Gaiman will launch his first-ever novel for children, Coraline (July 2002; $15.99; ages 8 up), in the Bay Area. Cody’s Books of Berkeley will host the exclusive West Coast launch […]

Both SciFi Wire and Locus have mentions of the 2001 Stoker Award winners (as noted on the journal, American Gods won for best novel). ******* American Gods is a July/August Book Sense 76 Pick for new paperback fiction. ******* from the DC NEWS 6/07/02 (reprinted in Comic Book Electronic Magazine): CHRONICLE BOOKS SANDMAN GIFT SETS […]

Not sure if this was in the journal or not and I just missed it, but it should be considered required reading:Dan Epstein’s interview with Neil is up at Slush Factory. It’s long and wanders all over the place in interesting ways, like a conversation or a journal piece. It’s full of a lot of […]

The American Gods paperback is at: #14 on the Publishers Weekly mass market paperbacks list #37 on the USAToday Bestsellers list #8 on the Book Sense Extended Bestseller List for mass market paperbacks, for June 6rd #7 on the Powells/Salon bestsellers list for June 5th #1 on the bestseller list for the Northern California Independent […]

There’s a short piece on the Good Omens movie on Sci Fi Wire. And the SF Chronicle Coraline review has yet to show up in my resources, so I will now go off and knock Factiva soundly about the head… -lawho needs to make her own South Park character…

posted on alt.fan.neil-gaiman by Shane Ivey:RevolutionSF has published a new interview with Gaiman…http://www.revolutionsf.com/article/1177.html…and a review of the forthcoming Coraline, reprinted from Zealot.com:http://www.revolutionsf.com/article/1178.html Enjoy…

On the Edge video apparently has VHS copies of Neverwhere available. I don’t have any further info. Sorry.

Douglas Wolk and Calvin Reid, Graphic Novels Feel the Love, Publishers Weekly, May 20, 2002.…Neil Gaiman returns to his enormously popular Sandman graphic novel series with Sandman: Endless Nights (to be illustrated by seven legendary European cartoonists), slated to appear in late 2002–and there’s enormous excitement around it… And yes, there are pictures both of […]