Neil Gaiman

Joe Hill on NOS4A2's reality-bending horror and his appearance in Denver tomorrow

A young woman with a supernatural talent for finding things goes looking for trouble and gets it in the form of a monstrous man who uses children for his own dark ends in Joe Hill's new novel NOS4A2. The book delves into a world where certain special people can make dreams real, then explores what h ... More >>

Amanda Palmer at Gothic Theatre, 9/21/12

AMANDA PALMER @ GOTHIC THEATRE | 2/4/12 Amanda Palmer wants to ask the audience a personal question. It's halfway through her set, and the crowd is understandably sweaty, aroused, and willing to answer anything she asks. "How many of you, in high school, were described as 'goth'?" To which the crow ... More >>

Rudy Ch. Garcia takes us inside The Closet of Discarded Dreams

In Rudy Ch. Garcia's debut novel, The Closet of Discarded Dreams, a man awakens in a strange, surreal world made up of dreams -- his own, and everyone else's. In this bizarre place, Che Guevara and Marilyn Monroe debate philosophy and no one ever dies, but not everything is as wonderful as it seems. ... More >>

See some books at the Aurora Central Library's Cinema in the Stacks

It's one of those eternal questions: Which was better, the movie or the book? You may find the answer tonight, when Cinema in the Stacks, a monthly literary film series hosted by the Aurora Central Library, kicks off for the summer. For the most part, perhaps because the library is a family kind of ... More >>

Connie Willis: Why sci-fi's seven-time Nebula winning author hangs out at a Greeley Starbucks

Connie Willis.​Greeley author Connie Willis was in Washington over the weekend, picking up her seventh Nebula award from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. Yes, her seventh. The SFFWA's 1,500 members awarded best novel honors to her epic two-volume work, Blackout/All Clear, a ... More >>

Miracleman, March 2 at Rhinoceropolis

A Brit as Superman? It could be a little karmic retribution

This is Constantine. John Constantine. Asshole. ​Superman, the ideal representation of truth, justice and the American way, is now being portrayed by Henry Cavill, a Brit. While I don't think it's xenophobic to have a problem with that, I do think that if it's a punishment, it's one we deserve ... More >>

Striking Gold

Amy Reeder Hadley spices up the Local Flavor Fest.

Coraline

The Graveyard Boy

Booking It

Move Along, Kids

Mystery Machine

Stardust

Matthew Vaughn hacks at Neil Gaiman’s fantasy wonderland.

Grind It Out With Pam

Fairest of Them All

MirrorMask is a thing of beauty, a joy forever, etc.

Gaiman's Galaxy

Neil Gaiman crafts his latest book while carrying on his free-speech crusade.

The Tuna Helpers

Saturday, March 5, 15th Street Tavern, 303-572-0822.

Still the One

Reeves is back in black, and there's more hell to pay.

Cine Bon!

Remembering the films that heated up cinemas this year.

Strip-Off

Cartoonists get 24 hours to pen their masterpieces.

Heaven Sent

Northfork is the work of angels, real and imagined.

The Bleeding Edge

A decade ago, Vertigo started a revolution by making comics for adults

Dr. Strange

Grant Morrison's the best writer in comics--and maybe the nuttiest

The Brave & the Bold

On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

Dream Weaver

Sandman author Neil Gaiman finds magic in the damnedest place.