For the Good Omens TV adaptation, Gaiman is hoping for a fantastic director who can get the humour of the book. Photo: Journal.neilgaiman.com/Beowulf Sheehan
The things that British cult author Neil Gaiman is involved in these days all seem to point in one direction: apocalypse now.
Take his latest book, Norse Mythology, in which he retells myths from Scandinavian folklore for a modern audience.
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