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Blog: Orlam by PJ Harvey review – musician’s vision of a curious childhood from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 6 months agoSet in a magical realist outpost of the West Country, the singer-songwriter’s novel-in-verse delights in Dorset dialect and folkloreA novel-in-verse written in d […]
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Blog: I Read Stories: From Our Bones Will Blossom Coral Reef Kingdoms by Timothy Boudreau from
Night of the Hats in the group Night of the Hats 2 years, 6 months agoFrom Our Bones Coral Reef Kingdoms Will Grow by Timothy Boudreau in Trampset A workman comes to work on Pearl’s roof. This is just in time as it’s the day the oce […]
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Blog: For Reading Addicts Reading Challenge 2022 – May from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoThe post For Reading Addicts Reading Challenge 2022 – May appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agothesevenumbrellas:Neil stop he’s already dead
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Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoThis is one of the best compliments I have ever received.Thank you.
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Blog: Word of the Day – Sessile from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 6 months agoThe post Word of the Day – Sessile appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Blog: Hi, there, sir, fan of your work, currently reading Trigger Warnings for the first time, and was shocked to know that you really have an official Tumblr page, so here I am… OK, I have a question: in the short story “The Lunar Labyrinth”, is the very final word, “laughter”, really THE last word of the story (which is hauntingly great, by the way) or is it a typo of the word “slaughter”? Not only that, is the ending a downer or actually a happy one that actually feels like a downer? Don’t worry if you’re not gonna answer for a while, since you’re busy and I’m admittedly patient enough while reaching “The Case of Death and Honey” as of this writing. from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoIt’s laughter. With an S very close to it…
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Just curious on your take on that, because I, as a fan, prefer your original of Neverwhere, and found your descriptions of characters charming, mysterious, and wonderful. (that’s a hefty portion of all your creations, really, if I’m being honest) from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoThe graphic novel adaptation of Neverwhere wasn’t something I was in control of, no.
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Blog: I showed my father A Study in Emerald, as he is a big Holmes fan, and he told me to “Let this Neil Gaiman fella know that he’s a pretty good writer”, and that he should “Write some more of these stories, if he’s not too busy.” from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoI really should. Show him “A Case of Death and Honey” too, if you get a chance.
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Blog: I read Wil Wheaton’s book years ago, when the internet was still small,and in the foreword, you mentioned that you had never actually met. I just finished the annotated updated version and had to ask…Have you met in person yet? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoWe have met several times. He’s really nice.
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Blog: Hi Neil. Not an ask, just wanted to say hi from an unusually sunny Flodigarry from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoI miss Skye. This helped.
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Blog: Hi Mr. Gaiman! I read Click Clack the Rattlebag recently and it bugged me that the monster seems to be repeatedly insinuating that the speaker is missing something crucial, telling him to think about what he did that day, that his brain is he filling in gaps and that the Click Clack preys on what you don’t pay attention to, but when I read back through the text expecting to have a moment of realisation over an obvious clue of the child’s true nature, I failed to find anything that could act as such without needing to already be aware of the ending, which the speaker obviously couldn’t have been. So I wanted to ask, was there a specific moment, maybe a sentence or a paragraph, that these lines were meant to refer to? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 6 months agoPossibly the fact that his girlfriend didn’t have a little brother.
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Blog: How to Build Trust in Relationships with Content Marketing from
Copyblogger in the group Copy Blogger Fans 2 years, 7 months agoYou’re likely learning how to build trust in relationships, because know, like, trust are the three things that fuel content…
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Blog: Super-Infinite by Katherine Rundell review – a deft portrait of John Donne from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoRundell captures John Donne’s unique vision in all its power, eloquence and strangenessIn 1611, John Donne composed a funeral elegy for 14-year-old Elizabeth D […]
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Blog: The Candy House by Jennifer Egan review – new tech, old wounds from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoThis companion novel to A Visit from the Goon Squad, in which memories are uploaded and shared, explores the loneliness of hyper-connectivityA visit from the Goon […]
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Blog: I Watch Films: The Adventures Of Tintin from
Night of the Hats in the group Night of the Hats 2 years, 7 months agoThe Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn My nephew has got big into the Tintin books so we decided to watch the mo-cap CGI film from 2011. It was fun! […]
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Blog: Portable Magic by Emma Smith review – a love letter to reading from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoFrom ancient China to Marilyn Monroe – this fascinating history celebrates the joy of ‘bookhood’One of the most familiar visual tropes to emerge from the pande […]
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Blog: QUIZ! Shakespeare – The Histories from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 7 months agoThe post QUIZ! Shakespeare – The Histories appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Blog: Word of the Day – Aphelion from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 7 months agoThe post Word of the Day – Aphelion appeared first on For Reading Addicts.
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Blog: Where to start with: Jean Rhys from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoWide Sargasso Sea, Rhys’s prequel to Jane Eyre, is a set text in schools but are you familiar with the rest of the Dominica-born writer’s work? This handy gui […]
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Blog: All Along the Echo by Danny Denton review – a cyclone made of words from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoA radio DJ’s road trip across a near-future Ireland is interwoven with disembodied voices and listener contributionsIt is four years since Cork writer Danny D […]
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Blog: On Agoraphobia by Graham Caveney review – a brilliant memoir from
Books | The Guardian in the group The Guardian book reviews 2 years, 7 months agoFrom Franz Kafka to Anne Tyler, literature amplifies the author’s moving insights into living with agoraphobia and the remedies that have helped himThe term is t […]
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Blog: I Read Stories: Three Songs To Fill Up The Shadow by Spencer Ellsworth from
Night of the Hats in the group Night of the Hats 2 years, 7 months agoThree Songs To Fill Up The Shadow by Spencer Ellsworth in Beneath Ceaseless Skies A soldier a preacher and a doctor are being pursued. They find themselves on a […]
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Blog: Out of your previous answer that you do as many drafts “as it takes”. Have you ever written anything in one try that didn’t need any second drafts? from
Neil Gaiman in the group Fans of Neil Gaiman 2 years, 7 months agoSure. But I do them anyway: there’s always a clumsy sentence that needs fixing or a word that repeats that shouldn’t have or something I could have phrased better.
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Blog: Word of the Day – Phial from
For Reading Addicts in the group Book bloggers 2 years, 7 months agoThe post Word of the Day – Phial appeared first on For Reading Addicts.