Neil Gaiman

I heard that Henry Selick and Neil Gaiman are working on a second Coraline movie. And Coraline is my favorite movie EVER! Is this true? I'd love to see another Coraline movie! :D

By Uncle Creepy It's been about a year and a half since we've heard anything about the possible big screen adaptation of Neil Gaimin's #1 best seller The Graveyard Book, but finally the man himself has given a status update. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it!

I never read one of his books, and i'm interested in reading one. So if you've read any of his work, which was your favorite?

I've just started writing a literary fiction novel, which is a new step from me - to-date all of my novel-length works have been urban- or high fantasy. However, in an effort to give my most recent rough draft time to gather some dust (so I don't burn myself out on it), I decided to do something d...

I've finished reading Mister God, This Is Anna. I've got a pile of unread books. Now I can't decide which one I should read: The Diary of Adam and Eve - Mark Twain Good Omens - Terry Pratchett Is it Just Me or is Everything Shit?: The Encyclopedia of Modern Life - Steve Lowe The Idea of Indonesia - R....

Homework help. Can someone please tell me the Theme, Plot, and Setting of Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Don't be afraid to be descriptive. Actually, be as descriptive as you can be, please. I don't have enough time to read all these books for my homework. Someone please help me. And if you're just gon...

Bad Review Public Service Announcement from Neil Gaiman blog) Finally, novelist Neil Gaiman (pictured, via) posted about the controversy, adding a clear-headed bit of wisdom: "And yes, it's a horrible car crash, ...

Book Review: Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman and Brett Helquist Blogcritics.org (blog) I enjoyed Neil Gaiman's latest book for juvenile readers, and I think it's going to be well received there. It's a short, compact read with some nice ideas ...

As for reprints of the landmark stories by Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman from the '80s and '90s, the future is still uncertain. 2009 wasn't exactly the banner ... and more »

The funniest book I've ever read is "Good Omens" (1990) by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. It's also one of the darkest and bleakest. Go figure. ...

There are quite a few questions; if you can only answer one, that's fine. Any form of help will do. 1. What "power" does the girl being chased by Mr. Croup and Mr. Vandemar seem to have? 2. Why does Richard leave his girlfriend before dinner with her boss, Mr. Stockton? 3. What does Mr. Vandemar find when...

November 10, 2009 - In the introduction to Sandman: Endless Nights, Neil Gaiman wrote of Death - "It's hard not to love her. ...

By Avid Reader Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? (2009) by writer Neil Gaiman and artist, Andy Kubert. Currently sells in hardcover (Deluxe Edition) for $24.99 US, 128 pgs and distributed by DC Comics. Batman creator was Bob Crane. So Neil Gaiman gets to write the last Batman story, eh? Or at least it...

I am a HUGE book fan. I had the flu for two days and read 6 of my favorite books in that time span. So now I'm stuck. I am running out of books... again. I've reread all the ones I love 3 to 10 times. Its getting serious! Here are my favorite books: American Gods, Anansi Boys and Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman DaVi...

By Jenni Miller So, fan girls and boys, let's hope this holiday season will bring another treat under the tree or Hanukkah bush from the prolific author behind Coraline (the book), American Gods, Stardust (the book), Anansi Boys, and of course, the graphic novel series Sandman. Along with that lump of co...

By noreply@blogger.com (Neil) Just a short follow-up on last night's post: More UK media on the stamps: a really good article on the Fantasy Stamps (with stories) in The Times: And I noticed this morning Dave McKean grumbled that he didn't say the innocuous things the BBC attribute to him in this one. Hi Neil,

Having a film based on a story by Neil Gaiman should be the first clue that this isn't an everyday run-of-the-mill children's film. If anything, adults will probably get more of a kick out of it. There's a scene where Miss Forcible, ...

Neil Gaiman creates new worlds for a living. The London born, Minneapolis-based author opens doors that no one else can see, and leads his readers through to worlds that have existed there for ages, waiting to be discovered. ...

By Ethan Sacks 'Blueberry Girl' was originally a prayer written by Neil Gaiman for his good - and then very pregnant - friend, Tori Amos, in 2000. When Neil Gaiman, dressed in his trademark black, walked into Books of Wonder for a recent signing for ... by 'Coraline' author Neil Gaiman Newsday

By George Not surprisingly, authors who have more willingly entered the 21st century, such as Cory Doctorow, John Scalzi, Neil Gaiman, and Wil Wheaton, have attacked Blount’s argument with gusto. Wil even provides an amusing side-by-side audio comparison (MP3) of himself and the Mac’s “Alex” v...

By Avid Reader Coraline, written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Dave McKean, tells the story of a young girl who bravely saves herself and her parents from the ghosts that inhabit their home. Coraline Jones and her parents stay in a divided up flat. The flat below them is occupied by Miss Spink and Miss F...

Neil Gaiman is the award-winning writer of several comic book series, most notably Black Orchid and Sandman. He has also written several novels, including American Gods, the Newbury Medal winning The Graveyard Book and Stardust. ... Movie Review: Coraline Blogcritics.org

Adapted by director Henry Selick from a novella by author Neil Gaiman, ‘Coraline’ is the stop-motion animated story of a girl who slips between worlds. ... VIDEO: 'Coraline' star Teri Hatcher has never told her child to ... Los Angeles Times

Neil Gaiman's 'Coraline' gets a 3-D twist If dour little Wednesday Addams needed a new best friend to pal around with, Coraline Jones would be the one for her. The heroine of Neil Gaiman's 2002 ... Coraline (Review) Cincinnati CityBeat Coraline Review TheInsider.com

Part 3 of 4: P. Craig Russell discusses parallel narrative and the use of props using art from his graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s MURDER MYSTERIES. Part 3 of 4: P. Craig Russell discusses parallel narrative and the use of props using art from his graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gai...

By rss@youtube.com (sffchronicles) The first SFF Chronicles broadcast, covering Matt Smith's appointment as Doctor Who no.11; Terry Pratchett's knighthood, and a review of The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. More: http://www.sffchronicles.co.uk/ Keywords: Science Fiction Fantasy Matt Smith Doctor Who Terry Pratchett N...

 OK - Neil Gaiman is one of my favorite authors. I read American Gods in grad school, at a time when all I really wanted to read was manga and young adult books, ... Neil Gaiman Has Silver-Screen Dream for Spooky Comic Creation Jakarta Globe all 2 news articles

By Fyrefly First Line: There was a hand in the darkness, and it held a knife. Posted in 4 stars, Fantasy, Horror, Young Adult   Tagged: book, book review, neil gaiman, the graveyard book    153. The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman; illustrated by Dave McKean (2008) Length: 312 pages Genre: Young Adult...

 CA - Nov 28, 2008 In completely unrelated book news, author Neil Gaiman has posted his recipe for homemade cranberry jelly. "And seeing I have to sit in the kitchen for ...

By Graeme McMillan This week saw the 20th anniversary of the release of the first issue of The Sandman, Neil Gaiman's now-classic fantasy series that rewrote the rules of mainstream comics more than once in its' 75-issue run. Without Sandman, we may never have seen comics like Fables, Y: The Last Man or The In...

Award-winning UK author and comic God, Neil Gaiman, might have the world at his feet in many ways but when comes to getting a shiny new Google Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, can he get one? Not a chance. Maybe they were sold out. Nope. It's worse, and funnier, than that. Writing in his blog, Gaima...

By Sascha Segan Fantasy author Neil Gaiman can't get a T-Mobile G1 phone, and wireless salespeople in his area seem really dim. Read more on gearlog.com. A friend of mine passed me this hilarious story from fantasy author Neil Gaiman, in which our hero tries to buy a T-Mobile G1 Google Android phone and finds...

By fredsolo@live.com (The Fourth Wall) May 25, 2008 Featuring Jesse, Art, and Freddie with special guest Seth COMICS Captain America #38 Ghost Rider #23 Amazing Spiderman #560 Dead, She Said # 1 Gutwrencher The End League The Walking Dead #1 (SE) Mark Millar’s Fantastic Four #557 Neil Gaiman’s The Facts in the Case of the Depar...

By Johnny Butane There are some books out there that I don’t feel should ever be attempted to be adapted for films; The Dark Tower series is one I’ve always been afraid of being tainted. But then there are the books that simply beg to be translated to the big screen, and the Neil Gaiman/Terry Pratchett masterp...

2007 marks a banner year for Gaiman's talents on the big screen, as he's providing the source novel for Matthew Vaughn's Stardust and the screenplay (with Roger Avary) for Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf, while overseeing Henry Selick's translation to screen of his Coraline and preparing to...

By Jon Condit Especially if one of those project is Neverwhere, probably one of the best things Gaiman’s ever written. The original miniseries that was on the BBC many, many moons ago was actually written specifically for the small screen, the book followed after, and now a new version has been penned f...

By Kevin Kelly Filed under: Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comic/Superhero/Geek, ComicConGiven the fact that everywhere you turn at this year's Comic-Con you see something else with Neil Gaiman's name on it, it's surprising that I was able to corner him for an interview with Cinemat...

By Nisha Gopalan First exclusive peek out of San Diego's Comic-Con: Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf. If you aren't familiar, this is the motion-capture CGI film based on the dark Anglo-Saxon epic about a mercenary named Beowulf (Sexy Beast's Ray Winstone, pictured at left, with...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Gaiman said that  “Beowulf is the oldest story in the English language.” Gaiman says that’s the genius of Robert Zemeckis, before taking questions from the crowd. Comment on this now or read more at slashfilm.com. Tags: Beowulf, Neil Gaiman, Roger Avary

By Mel Odom Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves are both award winning writers. They also both rose to prominence outside the novel arena. Gaiman scripted the Sandman comic series that lasted 75 issues plus specials. Since that time he’s gone on to script many other things, including novels, television sh...

By Richard Marcus Of course there's a very good reason for the book's qualities. Interworld is the result of melding the fantastical mind of Neil Gaiman, responsible for books like Stardust, American Gods, and the movie MirrorMask, with the science fiction brain of Michael Reaves, who's written televis...

By Richard Marcus Neil Gaiman is of course the author of an incredible body of work ranging from graphic novels, The Sandman series, and movie scripts (MirrorMask), to a multitude of books and short stories for adults and children. His books can scare you half to death and leave you delighted and smiling. But...

By Bill Sherman As someone who was largely out to lunch when Neal Gaiman and friends conquered the world of mainstream comics with their darkly romantic fantasy GNs, I'm not the best man to play "Spot the Sandman Swipe" with Mike Carey & John Bolton's God Save the Queen (Vertigo). As a result, I'm force...

By Neil Anyway. Just a quick, happy post to say that Fragile Things was just nominated for the Edge Hill Prize for the short story. According the web site (http://www.edgehill.ac.uk/Faculties/HMSAS/English/CreativeWriting/NWShortStory.htm)

Acclaimed writer Neil Gaiman sits down with Editor–in–Chief Joe Quesada to talk Eternals and now you get to listen in! Too big for just one podcast, Marvel will be releasing this three part podcast in the coming week with part one now on Marvel.com.

By Web Elf This is a message from your neighborhood Web Elf. Neil is off waging a great battle against a pile of blank paper, and he has asked me to tell you he is Alive and Well. (For the curious, there's some rogue footage of Neil reading a chapter of The Graveyard Book on YouTube that may tide you over till...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor Vess has long exhibited a distinct style, notably in his collaborations with Neil Gaiman such as Sandman, for which they won the World Fantasy Award and the Will Eisner Comics Industry Award and Stardust, which is forthcoming as a major motion picture.

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Tags: Charlie Cox, Claire Danes, Mathew Vaughn, Michelle Pfeiffer, Neil Gaiman, Peter OToole, Robert DeNiro, Rupert Everett, Sienna Miller, Stardust, Movie Trailers, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Movie Marketing, Paramount Pictures, Adaptation

Harlequin Valentine" in Fragile Things has a connection to something rather like a clockwork machine; what is it, and when did you first see it? Do works by this artist live with you now?" What was it like going to House on the Rock when you were working on American Gods? Did you get to spend mu...

By Robert Newton Neil Gaiman has built an empire of words over the last two decades. He has not only become one of the top writers in modern comics with series like Sandman becoming modern classics and his Hitchhiker's Guide guide Don't Panic becoming somewhat of a de facto Douglas Adams reference, but he ha...