Neil Gaiman

American Gods

American Gods is a fantasy novel by British author Neil Gaiman. The novel is a blend of Americana, fantasy, and various strands of ancient and modern mythology, all centering on the mysterious and taciturn Shadow.

Ghastly Beyond Belief

Looking for the Girl

We Can Get Them for You Wholesale

I, Cthulhu

Violent Cases

Black Orchid

Don't Panic

'It's all absolutely devastatingly true -- except the bits that are lies' **Douglas Adams** *Don't Panic* celebrates the life of an ape-descended human called Douglas Adams who, in a field in Innsbruck in 1971, had an idea. This is also the story of what that idea became: *The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy* -- the original radio series which started it all, and the five book 'trilogy', the TV series, almost-film, computer game, towel and website that followed. Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman also tells the whole story of Liff, the Universe of Dick Gently, and everything else Douglas ever worked on, including his posthumous collection *The Salmon of Doubt*. As Douglas himself said, it is 'certainly the most outstandingly brilliant book to have been written about *The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy* since this morning.' **Completely updated, with a new foreword by Neil Gaiman** This description comes from the 2003 Titan Books edition.

Vampire Sestina

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Babycakes

Cold Colours

Foreign Parts

Virus

Nicholas Was...

Signal to Noise

Chivalry

Murder Mysteries

Death

Death incarnate, as defined by master storyteller Neil Gaiman , is a genuinely likeable young girl with a fondness for ankhs who truly cares about people. It's small wonder then that when a rising star of the music world wrestles with revealing her true sexual orientation just as her lover is lured into the realm of Death that Death herself should make an appearance. A practical, honest, and intelligent story that illuminates "the miracle of death."

Angels and Visitations

Mouse

Troll Bridge

Only the End of the World Again

"From the Hugo, Bram Stoker, Locus, World Fantasy, and Nebula award-winning, and New York Times bestselling writer Neil Gaiman , this fantasy story blends the worlds of H.P. Lovecraft and Roger Zelazny. This new edition of Only the End of the World Again features a brand new cover, in a new deluxe hardcover format; with bonus material including high res scans of the inks and layouts. The story features an adjustor, Lawrence Talbot who recently sets up shop in Innsmouth only to discover that the world may be ending and that the instrument of destruction is a werewolf"-- "An adjustor discovers that the world may be ending and that the instrument of destruction is a werewolf"--

One Life, Furnished in Early Moorcock

The Tragical Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch

"A dark and frightening fully painted novella, Mr. Punch tells the tale of a young boy's loss of innocence results from a horrific confrontation with his past. Spending a summer at his grandfather's seaside arcade, a troubled adolescent harmlessly becomes involved with a mysterious Punch and Judy Man and a mermaid-portraying woman. But when the violent puppet show triggers buried memories of the boy's family, the lives of all become feverishly intertwined. With disturbing mysteries and half-truths uncontrollably unraveling, the young boy is forced to deal with his family's dark secrets of violence, betrayal, and guilt. Written by New York Times best-selling novelist Neil Gaiman, with unwordly illustrations by artist Dave McKean, MR. PUNCH - 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION is the new deluxe cut of this landmark original graphic novel. Includes bonus material"--

The Sea Change

Queen of Knives

Don't Ask Jack

Good Boys Deserve Favours

The White Road

Neverwhere

In the End

The Goldfish Pool and Other Stories

The Sweeper of Dreams

Eaten

The Flints of Memory Lane

The Daughter of Owls

Reading the Entrails

The Price

The Wake

The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish

This children's book is about a boy who chooses to trade his father for his friend's two goldfish. When his mother returns, she sends the boy and his younger sister on an adventure to return the goldfish and recover their father. However, when the boy arrives at the goldfish owner's home, he finds that his father has been swapped again. This continues, and as the boy and his sister venture throughout their neighborhood, they discover many friends have been a part of the "swap". Ultimately the boy returns his father, and is sworn to never swap his father again. He promises, but then eyes his sister as possible future collateral.

The Wedding Present

The Facts in the Case of the Departure of Miss Finch

Bay Wolf

Desert Wind

How Do You Think It Feels?

Tastings

When We Went to See the End of the World by Dawnie Morningside, Age 11¼

Fifteen Painted Cards from a Vampire Tarot

Smoke and Mirrors

Changes

Neil Gaiman's Only the End of the World Again

Shoggoth's Old Peculiar

Locks

Harlequin Valentine

Keepsakes and Treasures

Goliath

Stardust

E-book extra: Neil Gaiman's "Writing and the Imagination."In the tranquil fields and meadows of long-ago England, there is a small hamlet that has stood on a jut of granite for 600 years. Just to the east stands a high stone wall, for which the village is named. Here, in the hamlet of Wall, young Tristran Thorn has lost his heart to the hauntingly beautiful Victoria Forester. And here, one crisp October eve, Tristran makes his love a promise -- an impetuous vow that will send him through the only breach in the wall, across the pasture ... and into the most exhilarating adventure of his life.

Instructions

Strange Little Girls

Other People

Pages from a Journal Found in a Shoebox Left in a Greyhound Bus Somewhere Between Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Louisville, Kentucky

Going Wodwo

A Walking Tour of the Shambles

October in the Chair

Feeders and Eaters

My Life

Coraline

Hellraiser

Diseasemaker's Croup

Bitter Grounds

A Study in Emerald

Closing Time

The Wolves in the Walls

Inventing Aladdin

The Matrix Comics

The Monarch of the Glen

The Fairy Reel

The Problem of Susan

Creatures of the Night

Forbidden Brides of the Faceless Slaves in the Secret House of the Night of Dread Desire

Anansi Boys

The Hidden Chamber

Noisy Outlaws

Sunbird

The Day the Saucers Came

Fragile Things

How to Talk to Girls at Parties

The Witch's Headstone

M Is for Magic

Jerusalem

The Neil Gaiman Reader

InterWorld

Joey Harker isn't a hero.In fact, he's the kind of guy who gets lost in his own house.But then one day, Joey gets really lost. He walks straight out of his world and into another dimension.Joey's walk between the worlds makes him prey to two terrible forces—armies of magic and science who will do anything to harness his power to travel between dimensions.When he sees the evil those forces are capable of, Joey makes the only possible choice: to join an army of his own, an army of versions of himself from different dimensions who all share his amazing power and who are all determined to fight to save the worlds.Master storyteller Neil Gaiman and Emmy Award-winning science-fiction writer Michael Reaves team up to create a dazzling tale of magic, science, honor, and the destiny of one very special boy—and all the others like him.

Odd and the Frost Giants

The Graveyard Book

Orange

Observing the Formalities

Crazy Hair

An Invocation of Incuriosity

Diamonds and Pearls

Batman

The Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains

My Last Landlady

The Thing About Cassandra

The Case of Death and Honey

"And Weep, Like Alexander"

Making a Chair

In Relig Odhráin

Click-Clack the Rattlebag

The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury

Witch Work

Adventure Story

Down to a Sunless Sea

A Lunar Labyrinth

A Calendar of Tales

The Ocean at the End of the Lane

Nothing O'Clock

The Sleeper and the Spindle

Fortunately, the Milk

Information Doesn't Want to Be Free

Eternity's Wheel

Black Dog

Trigger Warning

The Return of the Thin White Duke

Snow, Glass, Apples

Pirate Stew

The Complete American Gods

Fables and Reflections

Marvel 1602

Season of Mists

Books of Magick

Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days

The Last Temptation

Feminine Endings

Worlds' End

Reminiscent of the legendary Canterbury Tales, THE SANDMAN: WORLDS' END is a wonderful potpourri of engrossing tales and masterly storytelling. Improbably caught in a June blizzard, two wayward compatriots stumble upon a mysterious inn and learn that they are in the middle of a "reality storm." Now surrounded by a menagerie of people and creatures from different times and realities, the two stranded travelers are entertained by mesmerizing myths of infamous sea creatures, dreaming cities, ancient kings, astonishing funeral rituals and moralistic hangmen.

Tales of the White Wolf

The Sandman