Yay! I love hearing Serenity plans!

I really like the Sandman sereie, although I've only read the first two books. Coraline is a really great book too, in my opinion. Plus it's short.

It's all about Neverwhere. It's my favourite, by far.

I really liked Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet's "Good Omens".

Not sure If I've read anything else by him.

Good Omens owns all so far. Sandman seems good enough, I've only read the first book and I'm not at all a fan of the art. It's good, but it isn't the least bit appealing to me. The story itself is on crack.

Neverwhere was good, but I read that it was a BBC TV show and it definately has that TV show/Graphic novel feel to it. Or at least I thought so.

Obviously I'm on a Gaiman kick and I'm reading American Gods right now. It's good, but I'm finding it rather slow.

So um, I recommend Good Omens the most. I think that was what I was trying to say. . .

Have you read any of the Death miniseries? Those are really good too.

I loved American Gods, although it does move a little slow. I think part of my love for that book is because a chunk of it takes place practically in my backyard. Yay, northern Wisconsin! ^^

But you like Terry Pratchett, right? Try Good Omens--it's just hilarious, and generally a really engaging book.

I have every last crumb of Sandman (was sort of obsessive about collecting it, back in the day), if you ever want to borrow bits and pieces; I only have the first few storylines as trade paperbacks, though, so the rest would be a sliding pile of comic books. Well worth the borrow, though! I liked the whole run very much, at least as far as the stories went--was less enthused about some of the artists who came and went.

I also love one of Gaiman's other comic projects, Books of Magic (starts as a 4-part miniseries, continues as a longer comic)--it's the story of British, bespectacled, messy-haired Tim Hunter, who finds out one day that he's not the normal suburban kid he'd thought, but the heir to a legacy of magic....

No, really. Not HP in the least (and it predates Rowling, anyway)--and worth the read as well! ^_^

(Also: glad to see you're feeling happier, dearling. Love you, love you.)

Glad you sound happy! Plan to see Serenity this weekend too. Then we can talk about it when we all get back together for game. I can't wait!

I start next week. For my two weeks of training I work 8-4. Then I will probably have 9-5 like Becki (same place even). I'd be more than happy for you to visit. Chris will be here till I get home of course and you could always come before then if you aren't working. And of course he's gotta learn to love Aunt Lisa! What is there not to love? :)

:)

I just finished Firefly today. *grin* It was excellent. More than half of my dorm hall is going to see Serenity on Friday.

:D *giggles*

I saw Evita with my step mom. :S I think I was a seventh grader...

hello dear q =)

well, there goes my plan to ask if you wanted to see Serenity in Columbus on Saturday!

*hugs* to you -- i have been horrible about writing lately, but I've been thinking happy thoughts in your direction.

*and more hugs*