I have to admit that I’m a big fan of Neil Gaiman, from back in his Sandman days. Gaiman has done several books for teenagers and younger (Coraline, Graveyard Book) and this new story Hearts, Keys and Puppetry is also targeted towards the same audience. However, even the young at heart can enjoy it.

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I have to admit that I’m late to the Farmville thing. In fact, I only started last week. With a little bit of planning and some research, I reached Level 20 in a week. On the first day itself, I leveled up six times. Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to spend hours and hours on Farmville. This is how I went from Level 1 to Level 20, with just a few minutes every day.
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Did you enjoy your free dose of Doctor Who the other day?

Now BBC is offering a few more classic TV shows for you to enjoy on Youtube.  You can watch the 2005 version of The Quartermass Experiment  (which features the former Doctor Who, David Tennant).
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While we’re on the subject of hit TV show Glee, a DVD is already out for pre-order. The DVD (Glee, Vol. One: Road to Sectionals) will be released Dec 29th, 2009. The first 13 episodes of Glee document the start of the New Directions glee club of McKinley High School, and their subsequent fate at the sectionals.

Spoiler after the jump.
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