In a new interview, Gaiman says that Good Omens season three (if it happens) might be his last showrunner gig.
Neil Gaiman told the Times that while he loved being active on the set of Good Omens, writing a new children’s book has stood in stark contrast to the many strictures of being on set: “I’ve realized how much I don’t like showrunning. I love making stuff up. I love writing it down.
I love being on set and I love the casting and the scripting,” Gaiman said in the article. “I don’t love HR. I don’t love budgets. I don’t love dealing with a new batch of execs who have their own issues about stuff. I don’t love that place where art and commerce meet and crash into each other.” Honestly, same. Currently, no new books from Gaiman have been announced. A new poem to benefit UNICEF, What You Need to Be Warm, is available for preorder.
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