famousnessness

There's an interview with Dave McKean in the Star Tribune, setting up for Dave and Me Doing Stuff Before An Audience at the Walker in Minneapolis on Jan 11th (Details at http://www.raintaxi.com/readings/). I'm uncomfortable with the "Dave's the less famous one of the Gaiman-McKean partnership" editorial approach -- there are many worlds in which I'm very-famous-artist Dave McKean's less famous collaborator.
The interview's at http://www.startribune.com/384/story/916130.html

I did a quick Google to try and find a few Dave McKean articles pointing this out, and I found this article -- http://www.mpr.org/www/books/titles/gaiman_coraline/mckean.shtml -- at MPR's Talking Volumes. While the article on Dave is actually up on http://www.neilgaiman.com/exclusive/essays/essaysbyneil/ , there's some terrific stuff in the MPR article sidebar -- lots of radio interviews, and the entire Talking Volumes radio special on CORALINE with Katherine Lanpher at the Fitzgerald Theatre.

Labels: Coraline, Dave McKean, Katherine Lanpher, unlikely made up words with extra nesses at the end, Walker