Neil Gaiman
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Author says the new fantasy novel has been inspired by his work with UN refugee agency and ‘the shape London is in now’
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The author of Sandman, Coraline and other cult hits joined us to answer your questions, on everything from Donald Trump to American Gods
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The fantasy polymath reimagines Asgard, complete with giant cats, collapsible ships and gossipy squirrels
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The adaptation of the author’s classic work has been shedding writers, directors and has left some people wondering if the project is cursed
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A new ranking of the entertainment industry’s most influential authors adds some surprising names to its list of leading players
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From worried parents to policemen with built-in ‘Satan detectors’, underground comics have never lacked enemies. And for 30 years Neil Gaiman and his friends have fought back in the name of free speech
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Twenty years after it was first published, the novelist has revisited his much-loved novel about an alternate London beneath the real city, teaming up with Chris Riddell to produce an edition with drawings by the children’s laureate
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Neil Gaiman’s enthusiasm rings out from this thoughtful collection of cultural essays
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Prestigious science fiction and fantasy prizes also honour work by Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman and George RR Martin
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Two new nonfiction collections – Gaiman’s The View from the Cheap Seats and Hurley’s The Geek Feminist Revoluton – present contrasting perspectives on geek culture today. So what’s the state of it?
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After years as a cult author, the writer now has three TV shows in the offing, including some shocking tales of the unexpected starring Johnny Vegas and Rita Tushingham
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As Barack Obama visits Rutgers University to offer words of wisdom to its graduating class, we look back at highlights from the past few decades
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It’s the groundbreaking comic whose characters have aged along with its readers – and Neil Gaiman is a huge fan
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For the second year running, the biggest prize in science fiction and fantasy writing has been monopolised by nominations from Sad and Rabid Puppies groups, who campaign against works ‘overtly to the left’
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Attempts to bring the Neil Gaiman comic books to the screen have foundered repeatedly – but is filming such a complex work a good idea in the first place?
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Joke blogpost about the Song of Ice and Fire author, initially picked up as a serious story, has been rubbished by his fellow fantasy author
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The Shepherd’s Crown, the last book he published before his death in 2015, would be his second victory in the UK’s oldest children’s book prize
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Rita Tushingham, Johnny Vegas and Jarvis Cocker come on board the twisted Gaiman adaptation – and the author himself will make a Hitchcockian appearance in each episode
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Children’s authors Laura Dockrill and Candy Gourlay love to blend surreal with real in their enchanted, twisted fairytales. Here they explain why – and recommend a whole load of great books for those who like their stories weird and wonderful
Topics
- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Comics and graphic novels
- Children and teenagers
- Television
- Terry Pratchett
- Awards and prizes
- Teen books
- George RR Martin
- Illustration
- Chris Riddell
- Science fiction
- Sandman
- Stephen King
- Children's books: 8-12 years
- Libraries
- Essays
- Children's books: 7 and under
- Film adaptations
- EL James
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