Neil Gaiman addresses the graduating class of 2012 at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, but his words apply to all of us.
Free Fiction Monday: Human Business
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Rémy uses his magic to help people. Fae and human. But as World War II
intensifies and threatens even the coastal sanctuaries in France, he knows
that prec...
12 hours ago
That was awe inspiring...and the kick in the butt I needed to keep going the indie publishing route I started. Never would have found the encouraging words from Gaiman w/o you. =)Thanks, Suzan.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Judythe. Mr. Gaiman has the unique ability to strip away all the clutter we surround ourselves with and get to the kernel of truth in every matter.
ReplyDeleteI could listen to Neil Gaiman for hours, especially with his distinctive voice. He makes laugh; he makes me cry; he makes me think. What more could be required of a writer?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Suzan, for taking the time to bring this wonderful address to our attention.
You're welcome, Meb. And I agree with you. Neil has an excellent voice for storytelling, both literary and literally. I love it when he does his own audio bookd.
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