by Neil Gaiman, Teddy Kristiansen
If you've read Gaiman's other short fiction collections, most but not quite all of these stories will be familiar to you. They range from complete duds to absolutely delights, but they're all distinctively Gaiman.
I am kind of annoyed. I had hoped for a nice collection of short stories to sink my teeth into. But instead I ended up skipping over a lot of stories I had previously read in this one. So I ended up only taking a few short hours on this one (I think it took me around 2) to finish up. For the really ...
It's pretty much universally agreed that Neil Gaiman is a phenomenal writer, so I was surprised that this collection of short stories did not impress me much.Short story anthologies are usually a pretty mixed bag, but I expected consistently high quality when they were all written by the same person...
not for school, more ya.
Neil Gaiman is a wonderful writer and at last I read this anthology that had been given to me almost three years ago.Gaiman is a master story-teller and a couple of this stories are printed on my mind. October in the chair is a tale where the twelve months are sitting on by a fire and telling storie...
"The Case of the Four and Twenty Blackbirds" Nursery rhyme justice For The Win! As per usual Gaiman kept me happily gobbling each story. While this work says it's for children the stories are the usual well rounded fare that adults like too. Although a few of the stories are rather dark like some o...
some interesting stories in here. some repeats from fragile things. fun to hear neil gaiman read them.
Short and to the point: M for Magic is good but all of the stories except for the Graveyard Book excerpt are in other recent Gaiman short story collections. That being said, the selection from [b:the Graveyard Book|2213661|The Graveyard Book|Neil Gaiman|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51mo4Y...
An interesting collection of short stories by Neil Gaiman. Very thought provoking & enjoyable.
Ever have those days where you put on an old jacket from last winter, and find a $20 bill in the pocket? That’s how I felt when I first heard about M Is for Magic. I didn’t know that Neil Gaiman had a new book coming out, much less that he had pulled a Ray Bradbury by picking some of his stories app...
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