The Neil Gaiman Collection
After giving up his studies to be a priest, Neil Gaiman pursued journalism. An avid fantasy and science fiction reader, he regularly used to write to Alan Moore fan columns who later invited him aboard on his then ongoing title Miracleman. Neil Gaiman is the only comic book writer to win the World Fantasy Award in 1991 (For Sandman : A Midsummer's Night Dream). Upset Purists changed the rules then on to exclude comics for consideration.
The success of The Sandman series led to the formation of a new DC brand - Vertigo. Coraline won the Hugo Award for Best Novella 2003 and the Nebula Award for Best Novella 2003. American Gods won the Hugo Award for Best Novel 2002, the Nebula Award for Best Novel 2002 and the Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel 2001. It is among the most-honored works of fiction in recent history. Anansi Boys won him a second Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature in 2006. From the comics fans in the rec.arts.comics* newsgroups, Gaiman won the Squiddy Award for Best Writer five years in a row from 1990 to 1994. He was also named Best Writer of the 1990s in the Squiddy Awards for the decade.Gaiman has won 19 Eisner Awards for his comics work.
I've uploaded my Neil Gaiman novel collection. These include American Gods, Anansi Boys, Stardust, Coralline, Books Have Sexes, Cinnamon, Don't Panic, Goliath, Good Omens, Nessun Dove, Neverwhere, Snow, Glass, Apples and Tales In The Sand. Covers of the novels are also included
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/95849008/Gaiman__Neil.rar
The formats are LIT for reading with MS Reader (Available free at
http://www.microsoft.com/reader/downloads/default.mspx) and plain text files for viewing on Ebook Readers or Ipods (Load the text files into the Notes section in Itunes)
To celebrate the 7th year of his blog (He is one of the first writers to blog) , Neil Gaiman has released a free online copy of American Gods. It can be viewed at
http://neilgaiman.com. Also check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_gaiman for more information.
Ebooks Free Download | Confessions of an Economic Hitman | Perkins spent the 1970s working as an economic planner for an international consulting firm, a job that took him to exotic locales like Indonesia and Panama, helping wealthy corporations exploit developing nations as, he claims, a not entirely unwitting front for the National Security Agency. He says he was trained early in his career by a glamorous older woman as one of many "economic hit men" advancing the cause of corporate hegemony. He also says he has wanted to tell his story for the last two decades, but his shadowy masters have either bought him off or threatened him until now. The story as presented is implausible to say the least, offering so few details that Perkins often seems paranoid, and the simplistic political analysis doesn’t enhance his credibility. Despite the claim that his work left him wracked with guilt, the artless prose is emotionally flat and generally comes across as a personal crisis of conscience blown up to monstrous proportions, casting Perkins as a victim not only of his own neuroses over class and money but of dark forces beyond his control. His claim to have assisted the House of Saud in strengthening its ties to American power brokers may be timely enough to attract some attention, but the yarn he spins is ultimately unconvincing, except perhaps to conspiracy buffs.
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