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Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer sing to Ash - Worldbuilders 2015

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Worldbuilders 2015: $550,000 Stretch Goal Whitney Moses joins Amanda and Neil to sing to their baby a song that may not be fit for children, but is awesome anyway. For more information: http://www.worldbuilders.org http://www.heifer.org

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Eternal Words game

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MouseCircus.com - The Official Neil Gaiman Website for Young Readers

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The Graveyard Book Eternal Words | Games | MouseCircus.com

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Start rearranging letters and see how many new words you can discover with The Graveyard Book: Eternal Words!

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His life so far on map...

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Read by Neil Gaiman himself!

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The Graveyard Book: Chapter 1 | Read by Neil Gaiman

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Watch Neil Gaiman Read The Graveyard Book Return to the sprawling graveyard in this classic novel or discover Bod's boyhood adventures anew, read by master storyteller Neil Gaiman himself one chapter at a time. Watch his tour readings to hear the captivating book in its entirety.

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Neil Gaiman's family is of Polish-Jewish and other Eastern European-Jewish origins; his great-grandfather emigrated from Antwerp, Belgium, to the UK before 1914 and his grandfather eventually settled in the south of England in the Hampshire city of Portsmouth and established a chain of grocery stores.

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the author's website (for younger readers)

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Meet Neil Gaiman

Sometimes, when he was smaller, people used to tell Neil Gaiman not to make things up. He never listened. Now he's written more than twenty-five books and has been given dozens of awards, many of them been given dozens of awards, many of them astonishingly ugly. He's written television drama and for movies, and for comics. He's even written "non-fiction", which he learned is only marginally less made-up than the fiction.

Sometimes he thinks about finding some of those people who warned him of all the awful things that would happen if he kept making things up, and finding out if it's happened yet, or is still going to happen, and whether he should buy a tin hat and thick boots for protection. In the meantime, he grows pumpkins and keeps on making things up.

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MouseCircus.com - The Official Neil Gaiman Website for Young Readers

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Meet Neil Gaiman Sometimes, when he was smaller, people used to tell Neil Gaiman not to make things up. He never listened. Now he's written more than twenty-five books and has been given dozens of awards, many of them been given dozens of awards, many of them astonishingly ugly.