Neil Gaiman explains why quarantine boredom is bad for creativity and shares how peculiar it is for his twenty-year-old book to be adapted into a show and still feel of-the-moment.
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Trump has been exactly like Zaphod Beeblebrox from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. All impulse & ego with little thought to consequences.
ReplyI get some Alan Rickman from Gaiman. Anyone else?
ReplyThe last year would have made a lousy novel. For sure I wouldn’t buy it.
Reply“Neil Gaiman Compares Quarantine to Being Locked in a Cellar with a Bomb.”
ReplyYeah, that sounds about right. LOL.
I love this. I wish he’d give us more info about Sandman.
ReplyNeil Gaiman looks like if Severus Snape had a good life.
ReplyGod, that voice!!
ReplyReally? Who does he live with?
ReplyNeil Gaiman? What are YOU doing in Seth Meyer’s schwarma?
ReplyHe’s got a great voice
ReplyNot familiar with Neil, but he could totally play Snape in a Harry Potter remake! RIP Alan Rickman!
Replyhe used to be so much better looking.
Replyi hate aging.
Why do men try to hide the fact that they’re balding?
ReplyHe is such an interesting person, especially in our time.
Reply“As an author of fiction, its my job to be convincing. Its my job to make up things that would convince you that they could really happen. Real life has no such obligations.”
Man, that is a great line.
ReplyNeil, you’re a great writer (and a somewhat shaky TV screenwriter) but you FLEW TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PLANET during your ‘lockdown’.
ReplySandman on screen is gonna be such a treat.
ReplyWish he’d said what he thinks of the BBC’s bastardization of Terry’s ‘The Watch’.
ReplyDid not know he sounded like Alan Rickman…
ReplyNeil Gaiman is an amazing writer, the older he gets the more it feels like he should be wearing a knitted sweater and surrounded by cats 😅
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