Its about a Man who happens to be a werewolf, who's new in town and has just reverted from a change. The second one I love being 'Only the end of the World again' A Hp Lovecraftian, Werewolf story by the sea. Simply because I love that short story, and I rarely like a short story enough to say I love it. Both on and off screen And how sometimes its the worst place to be if you love films and not film making.īut even so, it has one of my favourite short stories, I've read it at least seven times and enjoyed keeping the familiar weight of the book in my satchel as I walk around. The story shows the 'Hollywood experience' but from the stand point of within reality, measured up against the 'dream' that holly wood is supposed to be.

An obvious inspiration from his own film adaptations.

The most striking resemblance to Gaiman, being 'The goldfish pool and other stories' A story about an English Author who's novel was optioned for the screen, and came to holly wood to write the script. But maybe I just don't see what others might see in those stories. So sometimes I wonder a bit why they were published. Others I think are possible experimentations Which Gaiman was hopeful about but in practise I just don't know about. Which makes me think that some of these stories were never really meant to be read by any one else but Gaiman. Sometimes the stories are coincidently about a 'writer' or something similar. And for any one interested, so far about half are pretty good (A few I've read at least 6 times again, three of them I loved), but the rest are a bit iffy. I'm a Neil Gaiman fan, and I am three quarters of the way through his book - Smoke and Mirrors. 'Half of the stories I loved, but the rest I'm not sure about'

Neil gaiman smoke and mirrors review