(One of these years I have to get around to reading something of his besides Good Omens, his collaboration with Terry Pratchett... problem is, my to-read pile is huge.)
You've just got to move him to the top of that pile!! I've read just about everything he's published from Neverwhere (I even own the BBC Series on DVD) up to Coraline and Anansi Boys (Which of course is the sequel to American Gods). Stardust is a quick read, or even Smoke and Mirrors which is his collection of short stories. When I used to work at B&N I made it a point to get all his novels in hardback. :-) If you can't tell I like Neil Gaiman, just blame my best friend mamma_fire_bear. She turned me on to him by introducing me to the Sandman series.
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Date: 2008-02-08 11:58 am (UTC)You've just got to move him to the top of that pile!! I've read just about everything he's published from Neverwhere (I even own the BBC Series on DVD) up to Coraline and Anansi Boys (Which of course is the sequel to American Gods). Stardust is a quick read, or even Smoke and Mirrors which is his collection of short stories. When I used to work at B&N I made it a point to get all his novels in hardback. :-) If you can't tell I like Neil Gaiman, just blame my best friend