More for Neil ... Just curious

[Chad]

Ok first off huge fan i think your amazing, Gregory Maguire, Douglas Adams, terry pratchett, Patricia bay and you are five favorites. Sorry on that note have you ever put any consideration into doing another collaboration with Pratchett i believe that good omens is one of the most enjoyable book ever written its is amazingly funny but brings about a constant light to the truth about how the world really works and just how lost we all really are. I would just love to see something more from the two of maybye even another genre i think it would excellent.

[Arianna]

Well, I'm not Neil, but maybe I can comment on it a little. Terry Pratchett is suffering from a form of early-onset Alzheimer's, which could be impacting his ability to write, or it could have simply focused his desire to write specific projects while he feels he still has his faculties. Either way, we're lucky he's producing anything.

[Shannon]

Hello Neil. Just wanted to let you know that way back when PC (prior to children) I started reading Justice League because you were writing for it. I'm primarily a Marvel girl, so this was a big thing for me. Also, love love love your books. You have the most unique way of looking at things. My question for you is- Do you prefer writing books or comics?

[Scott]

Am I crazy for not seeing Silas as a vampire before seeing the graphic novel version of The Graveyard Book?

[Brett]

What did you think he was? I didn't know 'vampire' for sure, but I the flying thing made it obvious for me that he was something supernatural.

[Sara]

I knew he was a vamp. I don't remember exactly what set it off for me

[Scott]

I saw him has a supernatural groundskeeper.

[Arianna]

Well, he seemed like a vampire to me. He guarded a graveyard, had some sort of power to fly and control mist, he ventured out at night, had a super long life span, and he basically slept in a crypt.