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Why I’m Happy To Fail At NaNoWriMo This Year
It doesn't matter how much you write or how long it takes; what matters is that you write.
Read More »Book Review: The Naming Of The Dead by Ian Rankin
The shadings of grey between the black and white of a conviction or arrest makes up the world Detective Inspector John Rebus calls home.
Read More »The National Novel Writing Month Contest 2006: A New Approach To An Old Friend
...I might even produce something worth reading, but that doesn't really matter.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: Rock Bottom by Joe Casey and Charlie Adlard
Bill Sherman chips away at Joe Casey and Charlie Adlard’s graphic novel about a man who turns to rock.
Read More »Book Review: MirrorMask: The Illustrated Film Script Neil Gaiman & Dave Mckean
The visuals in this movie range from the opulent and spectacular to the stark minimalist of a black and white sketch
Read More »Book Review: Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman
These are Fragile Things that the passage of time will have difficulty folding, bending, or mutilating.
Read More »Book Review: Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
Who better to tie all the strings of the world together and weave them into stories than a spider in coyote clothing?
Read More »Book Review: American Gods by Neil Gaiman
Belief is a very powerful weapon that can be exploited and used against those who are most devout.
Read More »Book Review: Neil Gaiman Neverwhere
A wonderful adventure story about a journey through a vast underground world full of wonders and horrors.
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