"His house is a brick Queen Anne from the eighteen-eighties, with a shingled turret and a porch; a shaggy creeper covers its back half like a shrugged-off winter coat. Inside, the house is divided into Dog and Cat, the latter the domain of five cats, including a white one named Princess and a blind one that lives in the attic. Dog belongs to an eighty-pound white German shepherd that Gaiman picked up on the side of the road and named Cabal, after King Arthur’s hound."
I thought we were the only ones who had a house divided, ruled by animals. Oh, no. Of course Neil Gaiman's house would be like that.
Read the whole article from the New Yorker.
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hahaha. 1). i love that his house is divided according to animal and he seems to have as many animals as our fam has had at certain points in time. and 2). did anyone else notice that the jezabelgirls posted about this neil article like 30 minutes after dodie did? if they aren't actually reading us, then there must be some sort of weird mindmeld going on between us...
i saw the article on jezebel, i think?
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