[ladyyatexel]

[loveserum]

anyways. When can I start screaming

[propheticfire]

ladyyatexel replied to your photoset “I dyed my hair over the weekend! It looks more vivid in person than…”

High fucking five! Great colors!

Thank yooouuu!!! I am always inspired by your hair as well, I hope you know. <3

[3lianav]

Bim Bam Bim Boum (lyrics+translation)

[neil-gaiman]

lostsometime asked:

in "how to talk to girls at parties," is "enn" a nickname for something?

According to the movie, it’s short for Henry. In the short story I was thinking of a UK actor called Enn Reitel.

[neil-gaiman]

goldn-wagon asked:

In my fanfiction one of my OC characters is female and she's very talented. While the decisions I made concerning her, were written with a theme and message in mind, I fear her being labeled a 'Mary Sue' and being called a pathetic writer. I was sorely tempted to change her gender to male and I purposefully made her weaker in comparison to other male characters. Are writers ever fearful of creating strong female characters? What are we supposed to do if a reader says they are a Mary Sue?

Write even stronger, sassier and cooler female characters, I guess.

[neil-gaiman]

thewitchway asked:

Huge fan of all your short stories. What have you written that you would consider your most autobiographic?

One life, furnished in Early Moorcock.

[neil-gaiman]

ishouldbeoverthis asked:

Hi, Something I haven't seen asked or even discussed, is the fact that Crowley "creates" the line from 'Antony and Cleopatra' about age not withering, etc., but says, "His infinite variety." Is he talking about Aziraphale?

From context, he’s talking about Richard Burbage.

[neil-gaiman]

ialwayswilll asked:

Hi! I was just wondering if the black cat in the book was replaced by Wybie in the movie?

No, the black cat is definitely in the movie too.

[neil-gaiman]

spooky-muldy asked:

Hi sorry I just wanted to thank you. So many stories and movies and TV shows have sad or upsetting endings/storylines just for the "shock value" and it makes it so hard to fully enjoy anything. But Good Omens made me feel so happy and positive and unlike a lot of other shows I feel like I would enjoy rewatching it over and over again. Thank you so much for creating something that people can really love and have fun with.

You are so very welcome.

[neil-gaiman]

twilightown asked:

I absolutely adore the novel and the film Coraline. Whenever I tell people it’s one of my top threes, 80% of the time Tim Burton gets mentioned. I work at a movie theatre, it comes up often. Over the years I’ve tried to kindly find a way to say well, he’s great but he didn’t actually work on Coraline; that was Henry Selick, but I can’t quite find the right words! Does this ever happen to you?

Yes.

And what’s even more peculiar, when you tell people that Henry Selick made and directed Nightmare Before Christmas they accuse you of only mentioning that so that people will think your film is directed by Tim Burton.