Neil Gaiman www.NeilgaimanBoard.com www.NeilgaimanBoard.com Neil's Other Works more Other Works Have you guys re-read any of Neil's novels?
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I've re-read his earlier novels quite a few times, Stardust I've read several times in both incarnations, Neverwhere fueled me through my first year of med school and Good Omens is always good to read when you just need a break. Is there something specific that you want to know with this question?
Jeremy ¤ ¤ ¤ ¤ ¤ ¤ en boucle Claire Diterzi Fan Site "Come over here to where When lingers." Jig of Life -- Kate Bush How's your jesus christ been hanging? Father Lucifer -- Tori Amos Where When lingers and talks about art and music. |
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i've read everything several times over. i get different things out of each book, every time i read it.
"Are you a princess? I said & she said I'm much more than a princess, but you don't have a name for it yet here on earth." -Brian Andreas Limertilly: A pagan deity forgotten by man and therefore banished to the realms of memory and darkness now remembered by a young girl in downtown L.A. in the form of a dream and therefore freed to reap your revenge on the people who discarded you, thereby forcing said girl to learn to use her innate yet awesome powers as a soothsayer to gather forces of the Earth to defy you and once more banish you to your cold, cold prisoooooon |
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Just asking, that's all. I guess I'm loving his stories so much right now that I'm thinking of re-reading all his novels. |
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I've read several of his comics more than once. Among the novels I've read Coraline twice.
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Speaking of Coraline, I just got it yesterday. I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was very Roald Dahl-esque. |
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I've read American Gods twice & it was so amazing reading it for the second time...like reading a brand new story. The first time I read I thought it was really good, but the second time I was blown away.
Good times. The lessons which are remembered the longest are always the ones that are self-taught. |
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never read the comics, but I've re-read the books so often I can't tell you how many times for each book. less often for the short stories, more often for Stardust and Good Omens.
it's a sort of default comfort thing for me - some people watch their favourite movie, I re-read my favourite books. I would have thought the end of the world is everyone's responsibility, wouldn't you? ~Death in Thief of Time Minister of Kraftwerk in the Realm of U & P, Order of the Pineapple with frond for advancement in Nap studies. |
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I've read all the novels and short stories many, many times (am on my second copy of Good Omens as the first one fell apart!)... in fact, one of my biggest frustrations is that there isn't more to read!
It's the same with William Gibson - I wish that they'd both written double the amount of books! |
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Neil Gaiman www.NeilgaimanBoard.com www.NeilgaimanBoard.com Neil's Other Works more Other Works Have you guys re-read any of Neil's novels?
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