The TV adaptation of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s book is currently the most enjoyable thing on the small screen, but does it succeed in preserving the spirit of the book? Spoiler – the answer is yes.
Neil Gaiman’s iconic creation has finally made its way to the small screen, and the result does not disappoint.
Even when he delves into the ancient sources of Norse mythology, Neil Gaiman proves once again that he is one of the greates storytellers of our time.
The critic returns to his childhood landscape and re-examines one of graphic novels’ most notable milestones. Does The Sandman stand the test of time? The unequivocal answer is – yes.
After hearing the real good news that this book is being adapted to Television, and the even better news – that one of the stars
Does the TV series based on American Gods manages to live up to the expectation and to the original book or does it fall into the usual traps that are waiting for it in the transit to the televised medium? The critic is leaving his comfort zone and try his luck with a television review.
Yes, I know this headline sounds like one of those “you won’t believe what happened next,” but in this case, you most definitely believe it.
In one of the best novels he ever wrote, Neil Gaiman is examining our childhood memories and their darkest secrets in a both touching and eerie way.
As he tours around the remote corners of the United States, Neil Gaiman is presenting his darkest book so far, does so in the special way only he can.
Writer’s block is a condition in which an author loses the ability to produce new work or experiences a creative slowdown. It can happen to a writer at any point in time, irrespective of their career success. – Wikipedia
