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[aprilstarchild]

Now that I've read Stardust, and fallen completely in love with it, I am truly scared of the movie. Even if they do a good job, it won't look like it does in my head.

And the end is so happy and so sad at the same time. Waaaaah! *snif*

So, Gaiman: I've read Good Omens, American Gods, Neverwhere, and Stardust. *le sigh* I love it all. Want more. *lol*

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Dinner: Pasta, frozen broccoli, "cream" sauce (made exactly like normal cream sauce--margarine instead of butter, soymilk instead of milk) with Italian Seasoning and a bit of nutritional yeast. Way fast and cheap and yum.

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[common-as-stone.livejournal.com]

Sandman

[sagcat.livejournal.com]

Did you read the Stardust illustrated by Charles Vess? If not, you should definitely page through our copy sometime soon. Vess' vision is spectacular, and it's definitely how I see it in my head.

It's still my favorite Gaiman book. If you're looking for another, grab Coroline.

[mechalith.livejournal.com]

Anansi Boys (can't remember if you read it already or not, but it's not in your mini-list), The Books of Magic, Sandman...

I love Neil Gaiman to tiny bits.

[inverted-man.livejournal.com]

Hey there...I went to At Mahan in Keflavik circa 1988. When did you go?

Stardust

[touchstoneaf.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure I know that one; but it sounds familiar. hmmm... *goes to look it up*
I'm still reeling and ambivalent about them making a movie version of the Celestine Prophecies. Not sure if I wanna see that or not! If they ruin that bit about the Birth Orgasm of the Universe, I will be SO miffed!!! That like, INSTANTLY became a part of my personal mythology!