More Neil Gaiman fangirling.
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grassangelNot only is Coraline being produced into a movie, but Stardust is as well.
I am a happy little Gaiman fangirl.
I am a happy little Gaiman fangirl.
I also found out that he'd not immune to writing drabbles either. I want to read/listen to so much of his work other than what I already have. *lusts after the twenty of so things she hasn't read/listened to/seen*
Only.... Murder Mysteries is as weird as The Vesuvius Club. Which is more weird than Making History.
Okay, maybe Murder Mysteries isn't as weird, but it's still kind of weird in a Making History kind of way. Add a little bit of Sandman into the mix and you get the mindfuck that is MM.
*giggles over reading the interview over Fragile things*
Looks like we've got another author who supports fanfiction. Well... kind of. He got paid to do a short story for the Matrix website.
And then there's the Victorian porn. *now has to link the interview* Here
Fandom makes everything funny. Especially after you've read Emma and are involved with fandoms which have kink memes. Put the two together and you're rolling in your seat.
Then they tangent onto pornographic musicals.
Maddy sounds so adorable! *is listening to an interview* But I agree with Neil Gaiman on the writing kid's stories is hard.
Well, writing a kid's viewpoint.
GOOD OMENS!
*wibbles over Maddy being adorable* She's so cute. I think this interview is a few years old. If I recall correctly she's now a teenager. Or maybe the one he was talking about was Holly...
He's got the habit of looking through all the stuff he's written and abandoned.
DIANNA WYNNE JONES! TERRY PRATCHETT!
And she is so adorable! *squees over the cute*
And the McCloud family seems very very cool.
If only because the two girls seem to be massive fangirls.
YES GIGGLING FANGIRLS SHALL TAKE OVER THE WORLD. WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED WITH CLAMP.
Only.... Murder Mysteries is as weird as The Vesuvius Club. Which is more weird than Making History.
Okay, maybe Murder Mysteries isn't as weird, but it's still kind of weird in a Making History kind of way. Add a little bit of Sandman into the mix and you get the mindfuck that is MM.
*giggles over reading the interview over Fragile things*
Looks like we've got another author who supports fanfiction. Well... kind of. He got paid to do a short story for the Matrix website.
And then there's the Victorian porn. *now has to link the interview* Here
Fandom makes everything funny. Especially after you've read Emma and are involved with fandoms which have kink memes. Put the two together and you're rolling in your seat.
Then they tangent onto pornographic musicals.
Maddy sounds so adorable! *is listening to an interview* But I agree with Neil Gaiman on the writing kid's stories is hard.
Well, writing a kid's viewpoint.
GOOD OMENS!
*wibbles over Maddy being adorable* She's so cute. I think this interview is a few years old. If I recall correctly she's now a teenager. Or maybe the one he was talking about was Holly...
He's got the habit of looking through all the stuff he's written and abandoned.
DIANNA WYNNE JONES! TERRY PRATCHETT!
And she is so adorable! *squees over the cute*
And the McCloud family seems very very cool.
If only because the two girls seem to be massive fangirls.
YES GIGGLING FANGIRLS SHALL TAKE OVER THE WORLD. WE HAVE ALREADY STARTED WITH CLAMP.
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Date: 2007-05-30 07:19 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-05-30 09:13 am (UTC)At least concerning the porn bit, unless you're debbiechan.
But Neil Gaiman is one of those funny people who can turn serious on a hair but is fun the rest of the day. His blog is interesting too.