It’s been nearly a year since the attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, an attack that left 12 people dead after Islamic extremists opened fire during an editorial meeting at… Read more »

Earlier this month, it was announced—to much commotion—that the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel American Gods had been greenlit as a television series for Starz. Now, in an announcement that’s sure… Read more »

A college student in California has lodged a rather baffling complaint against her school and a professor there, calling for a ban on certain graphic novels being taught in courses.… Read more »

Built in 1841, the large, Greek Revival building at 55 Wall Street has housed the New York Merchants Exchange, the United States Custom House, and the National City Bank—the earlier,… Read more »

In 1990, Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman collaborated on a fantasy novel about the apocalypse, Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch. This week, the BBC… Read more »

When I was in middle school, I was incredibly honored to get an email response from Anne McCaffrey for a school project that I had to route through her publicist.… Read more »

Author Neil Gaiman has been an active force on social media for some time now, with more than a million people reading his blog and following his Twitter account, @neilhimself,… Read more »

Yesterday, we reported on Neil Gaiman’s recent keynote address at the London Book Fair’s Digital Minds Conference.  In that speech, Gaiman told his audience that “Amazon, Google and all of those… Read more »

Neil Gaiman has been on a roll with popular speeches lately. His commencement speech at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia last year inspired designer Gavin Aung Than to create… Read more »

Neil Gaiman, who got his start writing comic books and made a name for himself with his acclaimed Sandman series of graphic novels, will return to his roots to work… Read more »