BlackBerry has posted up the next episode of the Keep Moving Projects with Neil Gaiman. In the video, Neil talks a bit about how he has progressed in his work on a Calendar of Tales thus far. The user-contributed work is a collection of stories - one for each calendar month of the year - and the ideas and stories have all been collected on Twitter and through the BlackBerry Keep Moving Hub.
Now you can check out all the stories as well as submit artwork for them should you feel up to the task. All of the stories need to be illustrated and it's you who gets to take on the challenge.
Check out the video above then head over to the BlackBerry Keep Moving Hub to get in on the action.
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