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February 4th, Neil Gaiman is coming to UCLA to do a lecture. I’m so there.
* February 7th: It was really fun to hear Neil Gaiman talk. He read bits from his books The Graveyard Book, Fragile Things (he read his poem “Instructions”) and Odd and the Frost Giants. If you want to find out about [...]
If it were my birthday today (and it is) this is the list of books I would ask for:
- Burn by James Patrick Kelly
- The Living Dead – an anthology featuring Joe Hill, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin and more
- Zombie Haiku: Good Poetry For Your…Brains by Ryan Mecum
- Locke and Key [...]
Here is the next on my list of gift suggestions for the upcoming holidays.
Fantasy
For those friends and family members who would be more at home digging around in a dragon’s cave, these are my recommended reads:
- Hogfather or any other books by Terry Pratchett
I reviewed the Hogfather in a previous post. This is a perfect book [...]
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Harper Collins is having a contest to win a copy of Neil Gaiman’s latest masterpiece – The Graveyard Book. It’s a YA book about a boy who is raised in a graveyard by ghosts. I’ve decided to review it for Horror Month as well, since Mr. Gaiman is one of my favorite authors – it’s [...]
So, starting the first of October, I will be reviewing at least three horror books weekly. I may do more then that. The books will include:
Week 1 – New Books: October 1st – 11th
- Infected: A Novel by Scott Sigler
- Devil Bones by Kathy Reichs
- Dead Until Dark by Charlaine Harris (not a new book [...]
Book: Good Omens
Authors: Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
Genre: Fantasy
Julia Rating: 10
Comments: This is the book that got me into Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett – both of whom I am slightly obsessed with now.
“Well,” you say, “she must have read that book a long time ago, why review it now?”
Because I’ve reread it, that’s why.
Anyway, [...]
I am obviously a huge Neil Gaiman fan and, knowing this, my loving father sent me an article on Mr. Gaiman that I’d love to share with you. So here it is. It’s basically is brief history of Neil Gaiman and his work. I found it intriguing and enjoyable… and now I have to find [...]
The Neil Gaiman poem called The Day the Saucers Came has been translated into LOL Cat language here. Check them out and tell me which one you like better.
Book: Neverwhere
Author: Neil Gaiman
Genre: Fantasy
Julia Rating: 10
Comments: The Minneapolis Star Tribune says, “A dark contemporary ‘Alice in Wonderland’… imaginative, well-crafted (and) highly visual.”
I have to agree with the above quote, except that I think that Neverwhere is half Alice in Wonderland and half Wizard of Oz. The story is about a young man named Richard [...]
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