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Blog: Do you fear god? Do you feel the devil’s eyes peering into the cracks of your wretched soul? How do you sleep at night, knowing you’re not truly alone? Do you like chipotle? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoNope, nope, fine, and do you mean the smoked jalapeno pepper or the fast food chain (if you mean the latter, it’s customary to capitalize the word).
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Blog: What are your thoughts on poppy Z brites work? Have you ever met them? Pls speak of poppy Z brite I love their books from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoPoppy Z Brite is the former name of my friend Billy Martin. I’ve known Billy for 30 years and he’s an amazing writer and a lovely person. (My favourite of his boo […]
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Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agobloodytales:jes12321:Conservatives like to point at late term abortions as a morally unjustifiable, but the truth is that they are usually performed on women who […]
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Blog: neil is your name pronounced gay man or am i losing it from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoGaym’n.
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Blog: Hi Neil ❤️ Are you an introvert or extrovert? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoProbably an Introvert because I need time alone to recharge after being around lots of people. I like people but they take it out of me. (My wife needs to be […]
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Blog: Hello! Curiosity hit me! What are your thoughts on Clive Barker? Have you met him before? Are there any of his works you enjoy/recommend? Has any of his writings influenced yours? This all just sprouted in my head after a dumb late night thought “what if Clive wrote Coraline and Neil wrote Hellbound Heart?” …..wild.. But mainly I would adore to hear your thoughts on this author/writer! from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoI’ve known Clive since 1985! Somewhere there’s an interview I did with him, and there are several essays I wrote from the olden days on Clive and his genius. I’l […]
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Sam Peter became a registered member 2 years, 6 months ago
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Blog: I saw an announcement for a Dead Boy Detectives show. Will you be involved in its production? Thoughts on the revival (pun intended ) of these characters? Thank you for creating Charles and Edwin, some of my favorite of your characters. from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoThe team making it have been amazing and have kept me included, so I got to see the script for the pilot and the pilot episode itself. I’ve given them (tiny) n […]
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Blog: Just got out of your show in Cleveland, and it was magical. Thank you for such an amazing evening and thank you for sharing your brilliance with us. I suppose I have to ask a question now… the Netflix Sandman adaptation, what is your favorite bit of casting and why? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoOoh. That’s a hard one. Both Ferdinand Kingsley as Hob Gadling and Stephen Fry as Gilbert somehow embody the character in the comics — it’s as if the person I had […]
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Blog: Hello, Mr. Gaiman! I’m a huge fan of your work and I recently wrote an essay based around your book American Gods, which is one of my favorite works of all time. I wrote on the idea that labor and the conceptual perfect America had become, in essence, religion used for labor exploitation, heavily inspired by your philosophy of deification. When I read your book for the first time, I was on a long trip to a Indigenous reservation in Wyoming, and it struck a deep chord in me. This was four years ago, and as I near adulthood, I feel it pertinent to inform you of the massive impact it had on me. It was the first book I had read with adult content, which found jarring, but glad to have found something with more developed themes. One idea in particular got stuck in my head and has remained there for years: the land of America being sacred and ancient. During the worst times of the pandemic, I would go on walks and try to feel the magic of the land, pausing to note every sensory detail I could to catalog the sacred feeling of a fall afternoon or summer evening spent in nature and neighborhoods alike. That idea has become a core feeling of mine, tethering me an unkind country through my adolescence. This book gave me a beautiful perspective on the land I was born and raised in, and I thank you deeply for writing and expressing an ineffability in it. I hope you felt this was not too sappy or overbearing, and my essay did your story justice. Thank you for your time! from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoI’m glad. And the idea of the land as being sacred and ancient is one that goes back a long way before me, and I find it comforting too.
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Blog: I Read Stories: Whether An Apocryphal Story? by Mandira Pattnaik from
Night of the Hats in the group Night of the Hats 2 years, 6 months agoWhether An Apocryphal Story? by Mandira Pattnaik in Psychopomp Inglam Mangpho tells a story about Loso, from the tribal tea gardens of Assam, who is bullied by […]
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Blog: Word of the Day – Chafe from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoThe post Word of the Day – Chafe appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Blog: im a huge fan of your work and im super excited for good omens season 2, but i cant help to feel like we might be getting queerbaited with the good omens season 2 posts. i dont think its intentional, seeing as you are a great ally to the lgbtq+ community, but a lot of fandoms have the issue of being hinted at how there will be queer characters and then having little to no representation. i ask now: can we actually expect canon aziraphale x crowley? like, at all? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoLet me try and answer you with as much patience and respect as I can muster, given the number of times I’ve answered this or questions very like it, before. And I […]
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Blog: 60. American Shoes: A Refugee's Story from
Becky's Book Reviews in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoAmerican Shoes: A Refugee’s Story. Rosemarie Lengsfeld Turke and Garrett L. Turke. 2022. [February] 352 pages. [Source: Library]First sentence: I was raised with […]
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Blog: Is blogging dead? from
Lord Matt (old geek) in the group Matthew D. Brown (Author) 2 years, 6 months agoI’d like to open a topic on the subject of Blogs and Blogging. Specifically, has blogging passed its s […]
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Matthew Brown wrote a new blog post
Is blogging dead? in the group The Fantastic (Group) of Lord Matt, Super Geek: 2 years, 6 months agoI’d like to open a topic on the subject of Blogs and Blogging. Specifically, has blogging passed its sell-by-date?
No, blogging is not dead
Alex Nerney argues that some corporate blogging may have died, but […]
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Blog: Thrillers of the month – review from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 6 months agoThis month, in clever, tense tales by Gillian McAllister and Jack Jordan, two mothers are on a mission to save their sonsGillian McAllisterMichael Joseph, £14.99, […]
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Blog: Monster Of The Week 122: CrimeSceneInvestigator from
Night of the Hats in the group Night of the Hats 2 years, 6 months agoMonster Of The Week 122 is CrimeSceneInvestigator, everywhere they investigate they find a crime, it’s weird, it’s almost as though there are lots of crimes going […]
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Blog: Lacuna by Fiona Snyckers review – a heavy-handed response to JM Coetzee’s Disgrace from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 6 months agoThis muddled feminist reworking of Coetzee’s celebrated novel fails to grasp his book’s ambiguitiesLacuna opens with an extremely peculiar author’s note. Fiona […]
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Blog: E-Readers Next Targets of US Conservative Book Ban Controversy from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoThe post E-Readers Next Targets of US Conservative Book Ban Controversy appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Blog: Word of the Day – Beelzebub from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoThe post Word of the Day – Beelzebub appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Christian Writer replied to the topic Is the genre you read the same as the one you write? in the forum General Chat 2 years, 6 months ago
I generally write in very specific non-fiction genres. This requires me to read in that same topic space.
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Jason Latnar wrote a new blog post
recently on Twitter – a collection of our #WritingPrompts in the group The Muse of Last Resort: 2 years, 6 months ago
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Blog: The big idea: should we abolish the Treasury? from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 6 months agoThis powerful institution is filled with brilliant people – but is it holding Britain back?When we think of things that need fixing in the British state, it’s nat […]
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Blog: Poem of the week: Slow Waker by Thom Gunn from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 6 months agoThis portrait of a sleepy adolescent at breakfast is intensely affectionate – without ever sentimentalising youthSlow WakerI look at the nephew,eighteen, across t […]
