Today we are a bit scattered
Ha! Yes, the royal "we." Today is a real grab-bag.
1. Yeterday, Neil Gaiman linked to 'Wired' Magazine's six word short short story collection in which they asked many different writers for submissions...the collection is fascinating!
2. The slightly absurd: Wanna watch alien tv?3. I was reading some Japanese poetry this morning. Which always ( Read more... )
1. Yeterday, Neil Gaiman linked to 'Wired' Magazine's six word short short story collection in which they asked many different writers for submissions...the collection is fascinating!
2. The slightly absurd: Wanna watch alien tv?3. I was reading some Japanese poetry this morning. Which always ( Read more... )
Oh I really liked your picspam, Kame looks quite young again ^^
And the poetry... kinda angsty but great
Thanks for sharing!!!
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Glad you like the picspam! I thought he was sooo adorable. :D
Yes, the poetry that I was reading this morning, for the most part, was all rather angsty and melancholic, but so beautiful and evocative.
You're welcome!
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I was just curious because I remember Neil Gaiman since he wrote something with my all time favorite writer Terry Pratchett once I think.... and I am glad I took a look at those they were soooo funny *well all but one... *
thanks for sharing!!!*again*
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What you remember is Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens. I've read most of Neil's work and none of Terry's, so I really need to crack open Good Omens. I've had a copy sitting around for years. And I really need to read Pratchett's work as well - yet another author on my very, very long reading list. I will die before I read all the books I want to read. ;)
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*total discworls fan right here* you so have to read Terry's books I love them (all) so much!!!!
LOL It is kinda vice versa with me I only read Pratchett and nothing of Neil Gaiman XDDD Is there any book that you would recommend me (most)???
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Hmm. For starters, listen to these lovely audio plays made of two of his short stories, "Snow Glass Apples" and "Murder Mysteries" = they can both be found here. You may have to scroll a bit through the menus to find them, but they're totally worth it.
Books? Well, I started with his Sandman comic series, which is still my favorite thing of his, but I also love Neverwhere and American Gods. Neverwhere is a pretty fast read and if you know anything about London, it's fabulous to see how he's made fantasy of reality in so many ways.
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