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Review: 'Neverwhere' by Neil Gaiman
Original at Examiner.com
• Sat, May 23
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. ...
Opinion: Interview: Stephin Merritt
Original at Decider New York
• Mon, May 11
stv.tv Merritt's newest theatrical project is a musical adaptation of Neil Gaiman's book Coraline, with a script written by David Greenspan—who also stars as The Other Mother alongside mature actor Jayne Houdyshell as 9-year-old Coraline. ...
Opinion: Detective Comics #853
Original at comic Book Resources
• Mon, Apr 27
Newsarama So Neil Gaiman doesn't get the same sort of freedom that Moore had; while I don't think he'd even want to go the exact same route of Moore, a lot of avenues and possibilities were closed off to him right from the beginning. And so, Gaiman's ended up ... Newsarama
Opinion: 'Blueberry Girl', Neil Gaiman's favor for friend Tori Amos, is now ...
Original at New York Daily News
• Sun, Mar 15
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
CD Review: Coraline
Original at Film Music
• Mon, Mar 2
But if anything, CORALINE is far weirder score and film than that dark fairy tale, especially given author Neil Gaiman’s penchant for showing the evil payoff of kids’ wish fulfillment. Those voices suitably start off the album with “End Credits,” with ...
Review of the Week: Amanda Palmer * * * *
Original at Irish Independent
• Fri, Feb 20
Ireland However, upon learning her friend, the fantasy writer Neil Gaiman, would be in town for a premiere of his movie Coraline, she decided to book an extra date. If she was initially wary of playing Ireland, that's hardly a surprise. In Belfast last year, ...
Opinion: Linkarama@Newsarama
Original at Newsarama
• Mon, Feb 16
NJ - One of the old new guys, Douglas Wolk, has a review of Neil Gaiman’s Batman issue up that brings up a fairly interesting point about DC Comics in an era ...
Opinion: Talking To Neil Gaiman About ‘Coraline’
Original at Pop Culture Zoo
• Sun, Feb 15
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
Opinion: Gaiman's Coraline opens door to a magical world
Original at www2.canada.com
• Sat, Feb 14
British author Neil Gaiman has never found a doorway he didn't want to open -- no matter how dangerous the world on the other side. Doorways and portals between worlds -- one usually mundane, the other magical -- are fundamental to his celebrated ...
Opinion: Coraline: An Instant Animated Classic
Original at Huffington Post
• Sun, Feb 8
Based on a story by the prolific (and now Newbery Medal-winning) Neil Gaiman, the film is set in an isolated house into which young Coraline Jones and her workaholic parents just moved. Her parents have little time for her, and so she is forced to go ... Coraline review Den Of Geek
Opinion: Old way, new shine with ‘Coraline’
Original at scntx.com
• Sat, Feb 7
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
Opinion: Neil Gaiman's 'Coraline' gets a 3-D twist
Original at CTV.ca
• Fri, Feb 6
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
Opinion: Neil Gaiman's Coraline Hits Theatres As First Ever Stop-Motion 3-D ...
Original at CityNews
• Fri, Feb 6
Over the next two years, Gaiman - having become a household name amongst sci-fi and fantasy fans for his Sandman graphic novels and other works of fiction - used the small amount of spare time he had before bed writing 50 words a night, or about a page ...
Opinion: Exclusive Interview: Coraline Director Henry Selick
Original at Cinema Blend
• Tue, Feb 3
An adaptation of the novel by Neil Gaiman, Coraline isn't afraid to tap into legitimate childhood fears, but it's also captivating in its use of imagination ... Coraline Movie Review NewsBlaze Preview: Neil Gaiman's Coraline Is Part Daydream, Part Nightmare Film.com
Opinion: Adding Dimension to the Storytelling
Original at New York Times
• Fri, Jan 30
United States - The story was adapted by Mr. Selick from Neil Gaiman’s book about an 11-year-old girl (voiced by Dakota Fanning) who moves with her distracted parents (Teri ... CORALINE (Film Review) FANGORIA all 2 news articles
Opinion: SFF Chronicles 1: Matt Smith as Doctor Who; Terry Pratchett; Neil GaimanOriginal at YouTube
• Fri, Jan 9
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...
Opinion: Good Omens
Original at expotv.com
• Fri, Jan 9
This is a video review of Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch. A review of the Book Good Omens, by neil Gaiman and ... www.expotv.com
Review for Anansi Boys
Original at expotv.com
• Fri, Jan 9
This is a video review of Anansi Boys. Another great Neil Gaiman novel. Character development isn't the best, but the story itself is well written ... www.expotv.com
Opinion: Neil Gaiman - The Graveyard Book
Original at Fyrefly's Book
• Sun, Dec 7
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...
Book Review: American Gods by Neil Gaiman « The null set
Original at The null set
• Sun, Nov 2
Every book and story of his has had it’s own charm but none of them have been able to displace American Gods as my favorite Neil Gaiman work. And what’s probably the best proof of that love is that I’ve read American Gods eight times ...
Opinion: a delight and a disappointment
Original at nothing of importance (my everyday blog)
• Thu, Oct 30
By Debi I've got two more books to review for RIP III, The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman and The Floods: Good Neighbors by Colin Thompson. So, anyone care to guess which was the delight and which was the disappointment? ;) ...
Review – The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Original at Book Zombie
• Mon, Oct 20
By Book Zombie (Joanne) But Gaiman’s panache doesn’t end at graphic media. His prose work Good Omens, written with Terry Pratchett, spent 17 weeks on the London bestseller lists. Likewise well received were his novels Neverwhere and Stardust—which was awarded ...
Review: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Original at AzureScape
• Sun, Oct 19
By Seth In my book, he’s hit another home run with The Graveyard Book. This bun of a book has risen in the proverbial oven of Neil Gaiman’s mind over the past twenty years. He hatched the idea watching his young son ride his bike up and down ...
Prince of Stories - The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman Review
Original at You Look Like A Little Kid With A Beard
• Mon, Oct 13
By Little Kid As any comic fan worth his salt will know, Neil Gaiman is huge, titanic, a colossus in the field. The Sandman series helped kick start the graphic novel revolution and bring a veneer of respectability to the genre. ...
Opinion: InterWorld by Neil Gaiman
Original at DL's reviews from LibraryThing
• Sun, Oct 12
Jenson_AKA_DL's review: "This review is for the audiobook version of the story. Yes, the story was a little campy and played mightily amongst the clichés of both science fiction and fantasy, but generally I thought this was delightful. ...
Opinion: New Director for Neverwhere?
Original at Dread Central.com
• Mon, Aug 13
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...
Book Review: InterWorld by Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves
Original at Blogcritics
• Thu, Jun 28
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...
Book Review: Interworld by Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves
Original at Blogcritics
• Fri, Jun 22
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...
Book Review: M Is For Magic by Neil Gaiman
Original at Blogcritics
• Fri, Jun 22
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...
Graphic Novel Review: God Save the Queen by Mike Carey & John Bolton
Original at Blogcritics
• Sat, May 12
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...
Opinion: #56: Neil Gaiman (neilgaiman) Thu 22 Feb 07 15:24
Original at The WELL
• Thu, Feb 22
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...