The Sandman read along podcast
http://www.folk-tales.com/americangods.html http://www.januarymagazine.com/profiles/gaiman.html http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=208192&thesection=entertainment&thesubsection=books(In this one, we learn that Shadow is imprisoned for a crime he “predictably” did not commit… except of course that he did commit it.) http://lifeamgood.com/01julybooks.htm
From toriamos.com: In the coming weeks we will be introducing a new character that Tori portrays on Strange Little Girls including video interviews of each character and essays by author and good friend of Tori, Neil Gaiman. There’s also supposed to be a Neil interview at the site, but sadly I am not finding it.
IReadPages.com has a short interview/article on Neil at http://ireadpages.com/newissue/gaiman.html
Oh! Magazine has a review of American Gods in their downloadable PDF magazine.
Peter Bryant from SMEG Radio sent this in:As mentioned in Neil’s journal, Smeg Radio interviewed Neil last week. The 45 minute in-depth interview will be broadcast in its entirety on Smeg Radio in Sydney on Wednesday 22nd August and Wednesday 29th August6.30pm AEST2RRR 88.5fm Segments will go up on the Smeg website in a week […]
Thanks to John Parker who caught this news at http://www.paperbackbazaar.com/comicsnews.htm GAIMAN ROMANCES READERS WITH HARLEQUIN VALENTINE HC Best-selling author Neil Gaiman is currently heating up bestseller lists with his new novel, American Gods, but his passion for the medium that helped establish his reputation remains as strong as ever, as will be proven this fall […]
Clark, Graham, “AMERICAN GODS”, Courier Mail, 18 August 2001. AMERICAN GODS, by Neil Gaiman (Hodder, $29.95) EX-CON Shadow has done his time, his wife’s dead, and he’s on the road with Mr Wednesday, who might well be a god or at least king of the United States and righter of society’s wrongs. Deep in the […]
Price, Matthew, “‘American Gods’ author to send ‘Valentine’ tale”, Daily Oklahoman, 17 August 2001, p12-B. “Sandman” author Neil Gaiman has hit The New York Times best-seller list with his “American Gods” hardcover novel. But Gaiman isn’t neglecting his comics roots. Dark Horse Comics will publish “Harlequin Valentine,” a fully painted story teaming Gaiman with illustrator […]
I think this review of Stardust from Spike Magazine is new.
Gaiman, Neil. “Avoid the Archerly-Claviot Hydraulic Plot Adjuster”, National Post, 4 August 2001, B12. WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON? I’m on a signing tour, which means my writing is confined to occasional dispatches from the front — entries on the journal at neilgaiman. com. Luckily, my next book — Coraline, a strange children’s story — […]