Posted by: sayingenough on: April 17, 2009
Neil Gaiman opens up this unique book with darkness – a hand with a knife – and a baby.
The baby is a curious boy and while the mysterious “the-man-Jack” murders the baby’s family, the boy escapes from his crib and toddles out of the house unbeknownst to the-man-Jack, thus saving his life.
He wanders into a [...]
Posted by: sayingenough on: April 7, 2009
When you think of classical music, three composer’s names tend come up: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven and Johann Sebastian Bach.
Despite them all having been around at different times (though Mozart and Beethoven met briefly in Vienna), they had something in common. They were all geniuses. And they were all not appreciated in their [...]
