A fun author who’s written several novels, my favorites of which are American Gods, Stardust and the collaborative work with Terry Pratchett’s Good Omens. Good Omens is my favorite out of the three because I like the lightheartedness of it, but American Gods and Stardust are awesome too.

I wasn’t very thrilled with the movie adaptation of Stardust because it felt too rushed to me. I wish they had worked more on the transitions because I understand time constraints but it was just too much to put into 2hrs.

I’ve wanted to get Annasi Boys but haven’t got around to it yet XD It’s a sequel to American Gods. I’ve also read Neverwhere which is a really good read. It makes me want to go explore London :D

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6 Responses to “Neil Gaiman”


  1. i thought stardust was okay. it wasn’t fantastic, sure, but i think it did the book justice. and anansi boys isn’t exactly a sequel to american gods. the true sequel to american gods is a short story wherein shadow is in reyjavik.


  2. I didn’t know that about American Gods, where can one find the short story?


  3. i forget. it was in a collection with all these other contemporary spec fic writers, including stephen king et al.


  4. Ah cool


  5. I just bought the Good Omens book.
    I happened to remember your recommendation. Thanks!


  6. oo! I hope you enjoy it!

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