A Literary Love Story

I do not usually care for love stories, I prefer them tragic if at all and I cannot stand happy endings. But that of Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman is lovely. They mention it occasionally, both of them, but these two blog posts are my favourites so far: Gaiman talks about how his father died, schedules, tomatoes and bananas, and Amanda under cover of her new song 'Map of Tasmania', tying it to their story and mostly leaving out the song. I suppose I can pretend to love it under cover of interest in intertextuality.

Go read.

A Literary Love Story

I do not usually care for love stories, I prefer them tragic if at all and I cannot stand happy endings. But that of Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman is lovely. They mention it occasionally, both of them, but these two blog posts are my favourites so far: Gaiman talks about how his father died, schedules, tomatoes and bananas, and Amanda under cover of her new song 'Map of Tasmania', tying it to their story and mostly leaving out the song. I suppose I can pretend to love it under cover of interest in intertextuality.

Go read.