"Of course, in Alabama the Tuscaloosa, but that is entirely irrelephant..."


I went to Alabama, to Tuscaloosa.
Before I left, I was interviewed by Tuscaloosa newspapers. "What do you expect of Alabama?" they asked "What do you know of Alabama?" I was a bit puzzled by that. It's the kind of question you usually get asked by small, nervous countries who don't get many visitors. ("Have you heard anything about Ruritania?" they ask, and you tell them that you've heard that the strudel in Strelsau is excellent and you're glad that Jews can now own land there a...
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Published on February 19, 2010 21:06
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message 1: by Angela (new)

Angela I work at an independent publisher in North Carolina, and we send our authors to Alabama all the time!


message 2: by Noor (new)

Noor Jahangir I wish Neil would blog more on the craft of writing and the things that influence his writing.


message 3: by Betsy (new)

Betsy Boo Thank you, thank you Mr. Gaiman! Maybe your blog will inspire publishers to give the south a chance from now on!


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