Keith Daniels: Neil Gaiman

Fascinating.... There is a reason the expression "Gaiman is God" exists. Makes me want to go out and spend more money than I should on Sandman comics and hardback novels.

LOL I spent a 100 bucks on an advanced copy of Coroline, it came in the mail the same day that the book was released....
Yeah, Im sick....

american gods rocks my boat...i fricken love that book. nice to see an eccentric author on here.

Yay! If it turned out decently, thank Mr. Gaiman for that, as I was as nervous as a mouse at a hawk convention.

This is why I love this site... while I also love the great quantity of beautiful and naked women, there are things of great interests to me (gasp) such as this interview. There are people with similar interests and I love seeing interviews with people I admire so, like Gaiman, or Doug Marsch or the piece on Children of Dune. Thanks.

Heehee. I did tell him that he had several concubine offers, and one offer for a lackey. Sadly, happily married man.

EEK! You used my question about the site! Holy shit. My friends are gonna freak when I send them the links. (Can non-members read the interviews?)

And goddamn EC Camping solidaroty screwing up my profile link!!! Arrrrg! I knew it was a bad idea to ever fuck with my nic!

what a lovely fascinating thouroughly unique man. every interview of his i have ever read somehow manages to be the same yet completely different. as if it is one man but a thousand perspectives of him. thank you mr. daniels for yet another unique perspective and a terribly good interview.

as for mr. gaiman... hmm, there really are no words to convey the sheer sense of wonder his works have brought to me. not to mention the fact that i no longer think i am alone in seeing very bizarre, often torrid, always wonderful things in old faerie tales.

Heehee. No problem. And yes! Non-members can read the interviews! Tell all your friends!

you asked my question!!!!
Fuck, i should lick you all over. or maybe just neil. wonder if he'd mind

thanks for getting that answered for me.....i'm loving this site more and more

Great interview btw.

Great interview. Thanks!

I love this interview
I love Neil Gaiman.

Excellent job, Mr. Keith.

Great job, Keith. I really didn't think there was a whole lot I COULD learn from a Gaiman interview, I've read so many at this point. Little did I know. This was definitely one of the better Gaiman interviews I've read.

Another thing. Sometimes you read an interview with someone who's just anwsering the questions that are asked because that's sort of the point of an interview. Reading Gaiman's comments, it seemed to me that he found your questions interesting and insightful. He seemed to enjoy answering these questions, and a lot of his character ends up in the answers. Makes for an extremely intriguing inverview.

[Edited on Aug 10, 2003 by hubris0]

[ego expands, fills room, oozes out door]

Thanks everyone! Really. Means a lot to me.

Also don't forget the people that helped with some of the ideas for questions (they're linked at the bottom of the interview)!

I didn't even realize that Keithed was in fact Keith D.

Hehe. Yeah, it's me. Though, you wouldn't recognize me now that I've adopted a fake English accent in imitation of Gaiman..

I Neil Gaiman. And I that interview. Gaiman has so many interesting things to say, and Keith, you did an amazing job of keeping it all following. I've been away for the past few days, and this is the first thing I've read on SG since I've been back.

Gaiman is such a nice guy. I was lucky enough to hear him read Coraline live in Berkeley soon after it's release. You can see my pics of the event (not the best quality, because of my lack of photography skills) over at my website, if you like. http://www.standarddeviant.org/ngpics.html

Thanks Keith!

really great interview.
well done sir.
and I am so pleased you asked him my silly question about Ancient Roman Snake Gods..
woo-hoo!

Sometimes I have doubts about things, like paying to access suicidegirls.com (I'm poor and I whine a lot).

After reading an interview like that, I truly cannot imagine not being here.