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According to a report at the Radio Times, Neil Gaiman and Neverwhere radio producer/director Dirk Maggs are working on a new project together which involves Terry Pratchett.

Gaiman and Pratchett, of course, co-wrote Good Omens, (“what if William Brown of the Just William stories really was the Anti-Christ?”) which was published back in 1990, and Gaiman and Maggs have not only worked on Neverwhere, but also on the new touring production of The Hitch-hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, for which Gaiman was The Book recently in Hackney.

Maggs was asked if he was working on something exciting and said, “Oh, yes. And it’s with Neil. And it’s Terry Pratchett”, but refused to elaborate further. The full report can be read here.

Gaiman’s new novel Fortunately, The Milk… was published this week and is reviewed here.