I can't add much more to wonderdog's comment, except to mention that a personification of Fiddler's Green appears as a character in the Sandman comics by Neil Gaiman, and, coincidentally enough, becomes a dead child's heaven at the end of one story arc.
@Blue_Man I always wondered if G.D. was familiar with that Gaiman story. Of course, both times I met him I was too star-struck to be anything other than an incoherently babbling idiot. So I missed my opportunities to ask and won't get another. (Well... perhaps in Fiddler's Green?)
@Blue_Man I always wondered if G.D. was familiar with that Gaiman story. Of course, both times I met him I was too star-struck to be anything other than an incoherently babbling idiot. So I missed my opportunities to ask and won't get another. (Well... perhaps in Fiddler's Green?)
I can't add much more to wonderdog's comment, except to mention that a personification of Fiddler's Green appears as a character in the Sandman comics by Neil Gaiman, and, coincidentally enough, becomes a dead child's heaven at the end of one story arc.
@Blue_Man I always wondered if G.D. was familiar with that Gaiman story. Of course, both times I met him I was too star-struck to be anything other than an incoherently babbling idiot. So I missed my opportunities to ask and won't get another. (Well... perhaps in Fiddler's Green?)
@Blue_Man I always wondered if G.D. was familiar with that Gaiman story. Of course, both times I met him I was too star-struck to be anything other than an incoherently babbling idiot. So I missed my opportunities to ask and won't get another. (Well... perhaps in Fiddler's Green?)