Blue Lemon Sherbets!

[TheActOfPoetryIsARebelAct]

To one and all, greetings, and some blue lemon sherbets for everyone here tonight. I'm new. I hope you like the sweets - it's all I could think of bringing with me at short notice. Perhaps I should indeed have planned it better! My name is Sean. A friend calls me Michael. Someone else calls me Finbarr. I just know I like blue lemon sherbets!

 

Reading Neil Gaiman's 'American Gods' at the moment. Arrived to the first page without an expectation - rewarded ten-fold. My first read of his work; won't be my last. Impossible to imagine what awaits... 

 

Sean.

[poppy]

Welcome Sean 'American Gods' is one of the few Gaiman books I haven't read but I'm a huge fan of his others. I'm sure you'll enjoy your time here.

[Kell]

Welcome aboard! You've arrived at a great time - we're just about to celebrate our tenth anniversary!

[bobblybear]

Hello Sean, and welcome to the forum.

[chesilbeach]

Hello Sean!

[frankie]

Hello Sean and welcome to the forum!  

[Athena]

Hey Sean, welcome here .

 

I haven't read American Gods, but I read Coraline (Dutch translation), The Ocean at the End of the Lane and Fortunately, the Milk... by Neil Gaiman and I really liked those three, they were very good. I have The Graveyard Book, Good Omens and De Bende van Anansi (Dutch translation, Anansi Boys in original English) on my shelves yet to read.

 

I hope you like it here.

[~Andrea~]

Hi and welcome

[Nollaig]

Hi Sean! Welcome to the forum

 

I liked American Gods but have to admit I've never gotten on with any of Gaiman's other stuff.

[TheActOfPoetryIsARebelAct]

Thank you, each of you, for your very kind welcome. So nice to receive and so very much appreciated. Sean.

[nursenblack]

Welcome to the forum, Sean!   I haven't read American Gods, but I enjoyed The Graveyard Book and The Ocean at the End of the Lane.

[Tiger]

Hello, Sean, and