Tag: Neil Gaiman

  • Click Clack the Rattle Bag by Neil Gaiman Analysis

    “Click Clack the Rattle Bag” is a short Halloween story by British author Neil Gaiman. The author first published it on in 2012 as part of All Hallow’s Read.

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  • Horror Short Stories

    This is a list of disturbing, resonant and horrifying short stories which people often to study in high school and then can’t get out of their head.

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  • Middle Grade Novel Study: Coraline

    Middle Grade Novel Study: Coraline

    **UPDATE LATE 2024** Neil Gaiman is an abuser. If this is news to you and you’re skeptical, here is a link roundup. Tortoise was the first (semi) mainstream outlet to give voice to one of Gaiman’s victims. Unfortunately, Tortoise is funded and owned by a notorious anti-trans bigot, so even though I listened to the series and the individuals involved…

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  • The Wolves In The Walls by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean Analysis

    The Wolves In The Walls by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean Analysis

    **UPDATE LATE 2024** Neil Gaiman is an abuser. If this is news to you and you’re skeptical, here is a link roundup. Tortoise was the first (semi) mainstream outlet to give voice to one of Gaiman’s victims. Unfortunately, Tortoise is funded and owned by a notorious anti-trans bigot, so even though I listened to the series and the individuals involved…

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  • Mothers In Children’s Literature

    Mothers In Children’s Literature

    Mothers are either held up as paragons of selflessness, or they’re discounted and parodied. We often don’t see them in all their complexity. Novelist Edan Lepucki contemplates motherhood Mothers in fairy tales have a way of being absent, typically through untimely deaths (think Cinderella, Snow White or Beauty and the Beast) or thanks to storylines that position them as background…

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