This instalment of the Dalek Game is for The Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes and Nocturnes, by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Mike Dringenberg, Sam Kieth and Malcolm Jones III. I don’t recall any grand pianos in it but am willing to be corrected. Teresa Nielsen Hayden did a wonderful reread of the first issue on Tor.com here: Re-reading Sandman: Issue #1, “The Sleep of the Just”.
While I was at work yesterday, the Dalek Game and #dalekbooks seem to have taken on a separate existence. Thank you to those who have posted and commented and followed – I am working back through my inbox!
Prints: Several people have asked about buying prints. I would love to be able to sell them, but want to do the right thing, so I have written to the BBC and Arts Law to find out what that is. If I get a positive answer, I will not stay silent.
And in other news: Kinds of Blue, an anthology of comics by my friends (I did the art for two) has been launched and is available to buy online! The YA steampunk anthology Steampunk! (with my first comic “Finishing School”) is available online and in stores – I will post a bit more about this soon. Friends and I went to see Monstrous Regiment at the Arts Theatre yesterday – their Pratchett play is an annual tradition, and this year’s Sergeant Jackrum is worth the price of entry alone. Today I am staying in and drawing Daleks.
Kathleen Jennings 
Why did I see the title and think of Acorns and Aerials and not of Sandman? I think it’s my brain saying I need to re-read Acorns and Aerials – and that I’m curious about how it would look with daleks. Also the Abbey books and the Chalet School books. They need daleks. I’m positive.
The Naughtiest Dalek at School
Yes! And the William books. And… (excuse me, my mind wants to wander in dalekdom)
Wonderful! :)
:) Thanks!
such fun on a rainy Saturday afternoon…thank you Andrew/DISH…
Thank you!