from Dave Dinsmore: Changes to web site.: Just a quick note to let you know that we have added an “ABOUT US” section on the main page.This section will show you how George Walker) engraves the wood blocks and the printing and binding methods. There is some pictures of George doing an engraving for Snow,Glass,Apples, […]

Yes, I know they’re in the Journal, but they really are worth noting (and reading) in more than one spot: Close Encounters has the piece about R.A. Lafferty that Neil mentioned writing on the journal. Reel Worlds is the Michael Swanwick piece that suggests that Books of Magic would make a wonderful movie (Lud-in-the-Mist also […]

From yesterdays PW Daily:Comics’ Recipe for Success: Chapter 11 A bankruptcy filing usually isn’t cause for celebration. But to Top Shelf, a graphic novel publisher whose distributor, the LPC Group, filed Chapter 11 quite suddenly this week, bankruptcy never looked so good. After publisher Chris Staros found out about the filing – and watched as […]

Neil will be doing a signing for Coraline from 11-12p on May 3rd at BookExpo America at the Jacob Javitz center in NYC; unfortunately, it’s $110 to register (less if you’re a member of ABA or a librarian).

Neil is one of the guests at the World Horror convention in Chicago; the convention runs from April 11 -14 at the Radisson O’Hare. He will also be one of the authors at a signing at the Evanston Public Library, 6:30-8:30p, April 11. Directions.

Ain’t It Cool has posted a new rumour about the Good Omens movie. Mind you, as has been kindly pointed out, the March 22nd entry in Neil’s journal dismisses it. At this point, I am just trying to verify that Total Movie magazine did run the article. If you’ve seen it, please drop me an […]

Ian Edgar has written a review of the American Gods paperback in the London Times There is also an article on Aggiecon in the Texas A&M Battalion. Also, on the odd chance that you’re interested in such things and aren’t familiar with the following, you can search through all but the most recent postings to […]

George Guidall’s reading of American Gods got a very complementary write up in the MinneapolisStar Tribune yesterday; the audiobook has been nominated for an “Audie” as well.

Biting Dog Press is taking advance orders for their printing of Snow Glass Apples, with wood engravings by George A. Walker. Biting Dog has previously published copies of Murder Mysteries and A Writer’s Prayer, also featuring Walker’s art. The Biting Dog website also features an interview with Neil, done by Trevor Valle.

Newsarama has posted the details from Todd McFarlane’s response to Neil’s lawsuit.