Neil Gaiman wins again
Neil Gaiman has already won an impressive number of awards for his unique book, The Graveyard Book, which has just been announced the winner of America’s Teenage Booktrust Award. Other awards include America’s major children’s fiction prize, the Newbery medal, the Locus young adult award and the Hugo best novel prize. The Graveyard Book is also longlisted for the prestigious Carnegie medal, and shortlisted for the World Fantasy award.
Interestingly, Gaiman says ‘there were 25 years between the idea for the book and now. I had the idea and wrote a page and looked at it and decided that it was a much better book than I was a writer and that I would get good first as it deserved that. I got better and wrote a lot of stuff and then in 2004 – about 19, 20 years after I had the idea – I decided that I wasn’t going to get any better and I should probably start to write it.’ (guardian.co.uk Wednesday 18 November 2009).
You can watch the trailer for the book here - it’s narrated by Gaiman himself. Even better, you can find the book on the library shelves.
Mrs Sweeney
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