This is the cover of the UK edition of Fortunately, The Milk, illustrated by the amazing Chris Riddell.
And when I say illustrated, I mean there is a glorious Chris Riddell drawing on pretty much every page.
This is quite possibly the most exciting adventure ever to be written about milk since Tolstoy's epic novel War and Milk. It has aliens, pirates, dinosaurs and wumpires in it (but not the handsome, misunderstood kind), also a never-adequately-explained-bowl-of-piranhas, not to mention a Volcano God.
It will now be released on the same day as the US edition, September the 17th.
If you are wondering what Fortunately, The Milk is about, here is a video of me describing it:
REMINDER:
I'LL BE ON THE ROAD A LOT THIS SUMMER AND AUTUMN.
The information on where I will be will be continually updated over at Where's Neil, which is http://www.neilgaiman.com/where/. (It looks like the thing I've cut and pasted in below.)
The Portland signing has already sold out. The London Royal Society of Literature event has sort of sold out -- they're not selling any more tickets but are keeping a large handful to go out on the day.
Canadian dates and Summer UK dates and events haven't been announced yet. And then there's the Autumnal Amazing FORTUNATELY THE MILK special event I am not even allowed to mention here...
| Los Angeles, CA | ||
| Bath, UK | ||
| London, UK | ||
| Brooklyn, NY | ||
| New York, NY | ||
| Saratoga Springs, NY | ||
| Washington, DC | ||
| Decatur, GA | ||
| Coral Gables, FL | ||
| Dallas, TX | ||
| Denver, CO | ||
| Phoenix, AZ | ||
| Los Angeles, CA | ||
| San Francisco, CA | ||
| Portland, OR | ||
| Seattle, WA | ||
| Santa Rosa, CA | ||
| Ann Arbor, MI | ||
| Bloomington, MN | ||
| Chicago, IL | ||
| Nashville, TN | ||
| Lexington, KY | ||
| Cambridge, MA |
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