This.
The illustrated version.Because I read this article in The Guardian.
Now I also want to read this:
And this, Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market."
(Or maybe I will just listen to it.)
I want to know more about this man, who sounds like a real character. To say the least.
He LOOKS crazy, doesn't he?Has anyone written a biography?
Must find out...
Also want:
To read some of the stories in here:
How could I have missed Carter? Her books look weird and clever and funny, and they have been promptly added to my must-read list.
I loved the film of “The Princess Bride” and want to read the book now.
And how could Neil not tell us the actual name of the story from Lucy Clifford? I just finished The Haunting of Hill House and could do with more "strange and disturbing." He spookily riffed on "The New Mother" in his creepy-oh-so-creepy Coraline, so maybe that’s what he is talking about...
So I want to read Stardust, and I might even want to see the film, if only to check out the can-can-dancing pirate.
And of course, it probably goes without saying that I want (you know, PLATONICALLY):
I mean, c'mon, who wouldn't?!
Gosh, I love me some Neil and am happily engaged in reading his journal archives right now. So smart. So funny. (Have I mentioned so smart?)
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*Yvaine, in the movie adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Stardust
