Share the Gaiman Love

[slumber]

I am back--I have been back, only I've no idea how to fix everything so you get the interesting parts. :|

Anyhoo, I think I might have went on a Neil Gaiman splurge because as of now, I am now the proud owner of:

• Angels & Visitations (which they republished yay)
  
• The Last Temptation (which I took instead of Marvel 1602, which I'm sure I can find here)
  
• Mirrormask (both the DVD and the children's edition book)
  
• Two Plays for Voices (Snow, Glass, Apples and Murder Mysteries, which are as compelling as radio plays than as short stories and/or comics)
  
• Wolves in the Walls (paperback edition, for $6.99!)
  
• Audio Collection (which is him reading his children's stories)
  
• Now We Are Sick (a collection of gross poems edited by Gaiman)

So, yes. If anyone would like the radio plays, I'd be happy to upload them for you, but in the meantime, here are the tracks off his audio collection, originally uploaded for saphreanth. Hope you like them! :D

• Cinnamon - A tiger is called in to help a little princess find her voice.
  
• Crazy Hair - A poem about a boy's crazy hair. :P
  
• The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish - One of my favorites.
  
• Wolves in the Walls - Also a good one, and the longest. :P

Goddamn I need a Gaiman icon. :| (ETA: GIP. Best one I could find, though I share not the sentiment. Woe.) ALSO, I just found out that Neil Gaiman lives in Wisconsin, WHICH WE VISITED OOOH.

I'll stop being a dork now.

Tell me what I've missed. :D How are you?

Comments

[ice-of-dreams.livejournal.com]

Isn't it usually easy to get radioplays on the net? #audiobooks@undernet.net in mirc?

Haha, I'm so envious, when I visit the states my parents are so crummy about moving around. And when I do visit a bookstore my mom complains about me buying books -_-; She's got to be the only mother who hates her daughter reading.

[slumber.livejournal.com]

I don't have mirc, aaaaand I feel bad not buying Neil Gaiman's stuff. :| (Although I've already read all of Sandman, but I promise I'll buy them someday.)

We kind of had to switch states to visit everyone my parents possibly knew. :| Aaaaand no, my parents protest me getting books with their money, lol, and we really had to figure out how to deal with the baggage dilemma. :|

[ice-of-dreams.livejournal.com]

Yeah well, mirc is good for previewing books.

Haha, well we move from state to state. We went to Florida, California and then Nevada. It's just that after we move states it's rare that we move AROUND the states other than the visit relatives, mall a couple of times, bargain shops. One or two amusement parks. -_-; Sigh.

It's like a trip to Tagaytay.

[slumber.livejournal.com]

Didn't know that. Unfortunately I'm too lazy to learn a new program. :P

Ahh, true. Our relatives were probably just over-excited and wanted to take us everywhere, haha.

LOL, how? You go there just for the climate? :P

[ice-of-dreams.livejournal.com]

mirc is surprisingly like DOS.

Yes. Take a trip, get cold, do the chores for everybody who doesn't have a maid, occasionally go out with cousins for the mall (where you end up not buying anything becuase you realize third world currency sucks). Finally realize that you are doomed to your fate and decide to be stuck inside the house playing board games. It's like paying hundreds of dollars just to force everyone to spend one month of quality time together.

The only difference with the Tagaytay trip is: I have my laptop in Tagaytay and the chores are lighter.

[slumber.livejournal.com]

Ew, DOS. I've used it before, actually, but only for chatting.

I played Batman with my nephews. :|

I brought my laptop to the US. :P