Christopher Salmon is making a film of The Price. He asked me about my dog Cabal, last year, and I told him the story of how Cabal came into my life… He put it up on the Price blog as a video tribute…
harriet. 20. australia. nerd. gryffindor. nerdfighter. starkid. harry potter, marvel, merlin, doctor who, tea.
In case you missed An Evening of Awesome…Neil Gaiman said “donkey balls”. [x]
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I just rediscovered how glorious this image is so excuse me while I laugh uncontrollably every time I look at it again.
It was taken in Kensal Green Cemetery in February.
Terry borrowed the white jacket from our editor, Malcolm Edwards, and grumbled that it did nothing to keep him warm on a very cold day.
“Sometimes you have to be cold to look cool,” I told him.
“It’s all right for you,” he said. “You’re wearing a leather jacket.”
“You could wear a leather jacket too.”
“I’m wearing white,” said Terry, pointedly. “That way, when they come after us for writing a blasphemous book, they’ll know I’m the nice one.”
(After the photo was taken we noticed the bat-winged hourglass, which we hadn’t seen during the photo session, and requested bat-winged hourglasses as a design motif in the book.)
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Beautiful typography of my new year’s wish….
Made by Idea-Obscura.
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Most characters in comics simply didn’t have any families, and it was something I loved. It was something I loved to write about. When I first came out to America, people told me that in ‘The Sandman’ I created a dysfunctional family, which was not a phrase I had heard before that in England. I talked to people about it, and I realized that what people in America called ‘a dysfunctional family’ was the same thing that we in England referred to as ‘a family.’ You didn’t see a lot of functional ones."
— Neil Gaiman
Even for Neil Gaiman, ‘The Sandman’ is a singular dream - latimes.com
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