Ecstatic Giggling.
Okay. Trying to calm down.
Yesterday morning, my Google-alerted husband pointed out that Monica Edinger (of the wonderful blog Educating Alice) had written an article for the Huffington Post in response to Neil Gaiman's suggestion that people ought to start a new tradition of giving friends and loved ones scary books at Halloween. Monica suggested The Shadows as one of seven potential scary books to give to children (Hooray!). You can read the article here: www.huffingtonpost.com/monica-edinger/my-response-to-neil-gaima_b_772941.html
And then, yesterday afternoon, Neil Himself (yes, I'm one day behind in my blog-reading, and yes, I did mean to capitalize the 'H' in Himself) posted a link to her article on his very own, read-by-millions journal. My book has been sort of, almost, peripherally mentioned in NEIL GAIMAN'S JOURNAL. And yes, I am also an idiotic fangirl.
Yesterday morning, my Google-alerted husband pointed out that Monica Edinger (of the wonderful blog Educating Alice) had written an article for the Huffington Post in response to Neil Gaiman's suggestion that people ought to start a new tradition of giving friends and loved ones scary books at Halloween. Monica suggested The Shadows as one of seven potential scary books to give to children (Hooray!). You can read the article here: www.huffingtonpost.com/monica-edinger/my-response-to-neil-gaima_b_772941.html
And then, yesterday afternoon, Neil Himself (yes, I'm one day behind in my blog-reading, and yes, I did mean to capitalize the 'H' in Himself) posted a link to her article on his very own, read-by-millions journal. My book has been sort of, almost, peripherally mentioned in NEIL GAIMAN'S JOURNAL. And yes, I am also an idiotic fangirl.
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