Neil gaiman norse mythology

Sara Benincasa had an idea: What if “American Gods” novelist Neil Gaiman did a live reading of the lengthy Cheesecake Factory menu for charity?

The things that British cult author Neil Gaiman is involved in these days all seem to point in one direction: apocalypse now.

I met Neil Gaiman in the sunny courtyard of his Soho hotel, the day after the Brexit vote and the day before Gaiman announced his newest book, Norse Mythology, a retelling of the myths of Asgard.

We’ve brought together some of the best of Gaiman’s work in this book set, published by William Morrow and W. W. Norton & Company and customized by Juniper Books.

The legendary artist Bill Sienkiewicz provides artwork for Neil Gaiman's 'Norse Mythology.'

“Norse Mythology lll #2 is out now in comic shops! Read about Odin's adventure to find the cause of his son Baldur's nightmares. More: https://t.co/BwhtkjsW4e By @neilhimself, P. Craig Russell, @davidrubin, @ColleenDoran, & @GalenShowman. Variant cover by @davidmackkabuki.”

Neil Gaiman’s “Norse Mythology” has captivated the literary world with its dazzling reinterpretation of ancient Nordic lore. But as its popularity soars, so does the question: how accurate is Gaiman’s…

Neil Gaiman, the author who brought you American Gods, retells the most famous and well-loved stories about the most tragic of all ancient gods: the Norse gods. There’s surely no better way to get an introduction to the beauties of Norse Mythology. Who Should Read “Norse Mythology”? And Why?