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Neil Gaiman on readers’ right to mispronounce names, but not words.
Hello. I’m Neil Gaiman, I’m a multi-award-winning author of lots and lots and lots of different things, lots of awards. So when I heard that I won the SFX Screenwriting Award for Excellence for my Doctor Who episode The Doctor’s Wife, my reaction was just…
Actually, what I was really just trying to say, was, Thank You. So much.Neil, continuing to be the best, ever.
my explanation of the rats’ song in the Coraline audiobook
(I fall asleep to audiobooks most nights. I have an entire ipod dedicated to audiobooks, and there’s about 20 books on it currently.)
Sam’s “I believe” speech in American Gods is in my top 5 literary passages, and always will be.
I made an All Hallow’s Read video… No-one was killed during the making of it.
All Hallow’s Read… I really want to give out scary books to children on Halloween, but we don’t get trick-or-treat kids on a college campus.
To listen to Neil Gaiman reading his own books aloud is to experience magic.
Turntable: neilhimself's world of odd
Neil Gaiman has his own turntable room.
In case anyone was wondering.
Seriously, two of my favorite men met each other for the first time, on camera, for us to watch, and it was beautiful. I can’t handle how amazing that was.
“From the vaults: a test Polaroid of me (age 22) and Douglas Adams (age 31), in Douglas’s Islington flat in December 1983, three years before I wrote DON’T PANIC! It’s the only photograph of Douglas and me that I know of.” (via Neil Gaiman’s photo on WhoSay)
There are no words to explain how much I love this photo and everything in it.
To understand how excited I am about this, you’d have to understand how much I love Neil Gaiman. I love Neil Gaiman almost exactly as much as I love Doctor Who.
In other words, the levels of serotonin produced by my anticipatory excitation for this episode are illegally high.
