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nnyuu2 asked:

Hello! Just a quick ask - I was thrilled to pick up a copy of the script book, but it seems like there are 3 different versions. While I'd love a signed copy, that part isn't a big deal to me. However, it seems like the best version was limited to 1000 copies and is obviously sold out. Spending $300+ on eBay isn't really an option. Will there be another printing of it so that those of us unlucky enough to nab a copy can read all the cut scenes? I just want so badly to read the rest! Thanks!

I’m not sure. Am investigating.

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bansheeinspace asked:

Hi Neil ! Just a little question that I have after the fourth? (Maybe it was the fifth) rewatch of the series, but... it was you sitting on that theatre on that scene where Crowley is watching cartoons and then Hastur appeared? Anyways, thank you for such a brilliant work, you’ve set the bar too high on how TV adaptations should be made ! Really looking forward for next season of American Gods (and with hope on a second for Good Omens) :)

Yes. That is me.

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g0drays asked:

hi i'm super mad at you because I absolutely love Good Omens and have watched it through 3 times now but every time Crowley is on screen it pains me because his sunglasses look so good and the side shield would be Amazing for my photophobia but there's no way i can afford £214 valentino sunglasses ☹️☹️☹️ damn you for making me enjoy something that causes me such grief!

I’m pretty sure there are cheaper knock offs of those sunglasses out there. I hope someone reads this and points you at them.

neil-gaiman

sashaforthewin asked:

Hello, I have seen mention in interviews before of 668, The Neighbor of The Beast. I am curious about if it ever got fleshed out at all or if it was just notes or an outline? I'm a huge Terry Pratchett fan and he was just so prolific that I can't imagine anything being left as an outline, but I also never got the good fortune to meet him. That being said, I'd also like to add a thank you for doing right by him. I loved the miniseries and I am very picky about adaptations, so that's something.

There never was an outline. Just a lot of conversations.

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