Matt Watson's comics (Free subscription) | yesterday
Not been doing much comics-wise so this will have to do. Based on a format from a print by Neil Gaiman. Writing and art by me. Sorry if it comes up massive- i don't know why its so big.
Mindless Ones (Free subscription) | yesterday
The sprightly and anarchic illustrative work of Quentin Blake is only one reason to seek out Uncle. Uncle accounts for two of a series of six childrens books by Methodist Minister J.P. Martin about a fabulously wealthy elephant who lords it up in Homeward, a walled city of towers, gardens and switchback railways. First published in [...]
Vixen's Daily Reads (Free subscription) | yesterday
From the back of the book: In the tradition of megaselling authors Jim Butcher and Neil Gaiman, celebrated comics creator Mike Carey presents a thrilling new novel in his series featuring ghosts, ghouls, and the luckless bastard who hunts them. Felix Castor has reluctantly returned to exorcism after a successful case convinces him that he can do some good with his abilities---"good" being...
Kane Rizzel - a Pirates Perspective (Free subscription) | yesterday
The kraken stirs. And ten billion sushi dinners cry out for vengeance. -- (Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman, Good Omens) Back in Black Quite an eventful return from my leave, which is always good. The Gusandall pocket has been quiet as of late with regards to solo hunting and with this in mind I've spent a bit of time hanging out with the Mean Corp crew. Not to say I'm not trying to solo hunt but...
justgreatbooks.co.uk (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
A party thrown by Little Shop of Stories in Decatur, Georgia in celebration of Neil Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book”. This video helped Little Shop of Stories win a book signing with Neil Gaiman. See www.littleshopofstories.com and journal.neilgaiman.com for more details.
Bibliobibuli (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Maybe Neil Gaiman got it succinctly right on Twitter a few hours ago : J ust read the Guardian Bad Sex Award contenders ... I may never write a sex scene ever again. O Roth. O Banville. Argh. Yes, it's that time of year again when literary lust because fodder for fun. The Guardian has extracts from all the 2009 nominees for The Literary Review 's annual Bad Sex Award which you can read at your peril....
Super Punch (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
So weird . Stop at Whole Food in New York on Saturday, have some Beerlao beer, meet the Sucklord, and buy a new vinyl toy. And a few more links: 1. Neil Gaiman's daughter briefly hijacked his Twitter feed. 2. Will Leitch remembers the year 2000 month by month. 3. Tapestry made from spider silk . Via . *Previously: A tasty beer's journey through your body . * Buy Suckadelic toys at eBay.
/Film (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
We mentioned last week that Stephen King mentioned that his new book, Under The Dome, might end up as an HBO miniseries. Well, Variety now has word that Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks TV have optioned the book and are looking to set it up as a mini series, likely for cable. Spielberg will executive produce. The story is set in a small vacation town in Maine which becomes covered by an invisible force...
Best Movies 2008 (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
We mentioned last week that Stephen King mentioned that his new book, Under The Dome, might end up as an HBO miniseries. Well, Variety now has word that Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks TV have optioned the book and are looking to set it up as a mini series, likely for cable. Spielberg will executive produce. The story is set in a small vacation town in Maine which becomes covered by an invisible force...
The Keyboard Biologist Knits (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
So my fantasy Becomes reality And I must be what I must be And face tomorrow. -- from Simon & Garfunkel, "Flowers Never Bend with the Rainfall" Ever since I was a teenager, I have found myself able to get emotionally entangled with books and good stories. My first journeys to Middle Earth in the Tolkein books were a prime example. I was unable to put them down because I had been so pulled...
FantasyBookReview.co.uk blog (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Last week Joseph McCabe of FEARnet.com caught up with Terry Gilliam and the filmmaking Python told him that his long-in-development adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s dark fantasy novel Good Omens isn’t dead in the water yet. Apparently, it’s just resting. “It’s still sitting out there. It needs a lot [...]
Tobias S. Buckell Online (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Lucy Lou has a great webcomic about why we shouldn’t freak out about changes coming at us and just focus on the work itself. I think its particularly good advice. I’m thinking about ten years ago, when I first got into the field, everyone was freaking out and spending energy on webpages and how they were [...]
Literary Escapism (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Did everyone see my post about Short Story Saturdays this past weekend? If you didn't, just think reviewettes and a way of sharing them. Or you can go read Nicola's introduction , where she does a far better job than I did. However, with S3 in mind, I thought I would follow Nicola's lead and do my first Thursday Thirteen with a list of anthologies I'm looking forward to. It seems like anthologies...
SF Signal (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Interviews/Profiles New The Business of Writing video series with Tad Williams ( The Writer's Journey , Why Did You Become a Writer? ). (via Cheryl K. Morgan ) The Dragon Page interviews J.C. Hutchins (podcast). Larry Nolen interviews David Anthony Durham . The Link interviews Cory Doctorow . Dead Robots Society interviews J.C. Hutchins (podcast). Mihai Adascalitei interviews Sebastian A. Corn . The...
What We're Reading Now (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Forgive me, readers for two things. One, for being absent for so long, and two, for being self-indulgent and explaining away my absence. Humor me, it’s relevant (sort of). Toward the end of the summer I took a new job and simultaneously, somehow, and totally on purpose, I found myself knocked up (no oops there, but I [...]
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bsalmons | 12/05/2009
The new Star Trek prequel has gone straight to the top of the UK box office, grossing nearly £6m in its first four days. Director JJ Abrams' prequel to the sci-fi franchise beat another new entry to the top slot, an animated adaptation of Neil Gaiman's book Coraline.
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Do you Love Movies but dont have a reliable source to get them when you want them! Now I'm downloading movies just like Coraline and burning my own Videos CDs for free! I had no computer expierience needed some help on finding the right tools to download Coraline, my favorite movies and TV shows and burn them to CD. Oh yeah... many movie download programs come with spyware and adware so I also wanted...
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