I know this author is going through some troubles right now, but he still is part of the duo that wrote one of my favorite books, so when I found this at the LFL in Baldwin Park, I picked it up. Please be kind. The book is fabulous, even if one of the authors is human, and the other is dead.
My review from sometime around 2007 was:
One of my favorite, favorite favorite books (did I mention I liked the book) by one of my favorite, favorite, favorite authors (Gaiman. I like Pratchett, too, and the partnership is brilliant, but Gaiman has my heart.) I've read it; I've listened to it on audio. It never fails to please. Rich with wit and humor and fine writing.

Released at a very bare LFL at Mom's Organic Market. This book just somehow seemed to fit with the current times, all the signs and omens.

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