The Ocean At The End Of The Lane by Neil Gaiman $25.99, William Morrow Published on June 18th 2013 What is it about? An unnamed 7 year old live...

First published on Publishers Weekly This week, a dark and odd fable, a must-read short story collection, and a YA throwback to the likes of Logan'...

After receiving an advanced reader's copy of Neil Gaiman's Fortunately, the Milk, I asked my class if they'd like me to read it aloud. Now keep in mind that while Neil Gaiman may have a huge adult fan base, he isn't particularly well-known among young kids. Actually, I'd say he isn't known at all.

Neil Gaiman has professed himself nervous about his latest book, The Ocean at the End of the Lane. It's a magical tale, filled with horror and imagina...

This piece on Amanda Palmer's TED Talk is the first in a new series called Tough Love. I love publishing, but I believe that many traditional aspects ...

We're pretty sure that today's literary Twitter meme is @neilhimself's fault. Either way, #TitleSwap has us giggling - and also occasionally thinking,...

How do books come into your life, reader? Are you a browser of Amazon? A wanderer of bookstores? A receiver of bookish care packages from well-meaning family members?

Neil Gaiman has yet another new book coming out this year. Fortunately, The Milk comes out in September and is aimed at children aged 8 and up, an au...

Shortly before Christmas, Neil Gaiman dropped a bombshell for his fans: this summer will mark his final signing tour. To coincide with the transat...

What are the best books of 2013? We've stepped out of our time machine (hint: talk to that person next to you on the airplane, don't try the veal) to ...

By David Gaughran for Indiereader.com Chronic under-funding of school libraries has led to the tragic spectacle of empty shelves, leaving children ...

We believe that of you simply treat the customer with respect, then they will reciprocate in kind. With the help of Neil Gaiman, Dave McKean, John Scalzi and Cory Doctorow among others, we are testing this idea.

When Neil Gaiman first proposed this idea of giving books for Halloween I offered some suggestions, among them Adam Gidwitz's unique take on fairy tales, A Tale Dark and Grimm. Now Adam is back with In a Glass Grimmly.

Lee Moyer's lifelike illustrations have donned album covers and Laurel & Hardy box sets. Last year, he made his first-ever literary pin-up calendar, w...

When did writers start being brands? This question led me through a maze of other squirrely musings. If you write a memoir, are you forever a memoirist? What happens if a thriller writer dares to try his hand at romance?