Signal to Noise

from jlharmon

Well, that was really weird. I don't know. It wasn't *bad*, and it had quite a few really excellent lines about death and the purpose of life. But sometimes the words were a little blurry (the "noise"), and it made me blink and squint too much. The artwork was great, especially when it was the "s...

from francomega

I read everything by Gaiman (especially look forward to his work with Dave McKean). Short, suprisingly deep story ("The world is always ending for someone."), but it's really a showcase for McKean's art.

from mamzel

An author struggling to write a book in 1999 finds out he has only 6 months to live unless he takes chemo and radiation treatment. I read this on an iPad and strained my eyes to read it, even using the enlargement ability. White letters on red background is no fun for older eyes.

from ElizaJane

Gaiman is hit or miss for me but I do love McKean's collage art. I enjoyed the art here much more than the story, which I'm not profound enough to really grasp what it's really all about. I liked the story parts but hated the bits of nonsense between the chapters that made no sense whatsoever. I ...

from francomega

I read everything by Gaiman (especially look forward to his work with Dave McKean). Short, suprisingly deep story ("The world is always ending for someone."), but it's really a showcase for McKean's art.