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Neil Gaiman

47 books recommended91 books written

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Recommended Books

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Books by Neil Gaiman

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Bizarre Romance80% Confidence

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Bleak House80% Confidence
From the highest in the land to the lowest, the court of Chancery destroys lives. A wonderful read even if you don't like Spontaneous Human Combustion.
The Black Ridge80% Confidence
One of my favourite books of last year. It felt like it was written for me.
Lud-in-the-Mist80% Confidence
My favourite fairy tale/detective novel/history/fantasy.
Lord of Light80% Confidence
@BrianTHeligman @srirangr Then you may like Lord of Light. It’s the only scifi novel that I know of where the protagonist is a Buddha.
Dogsbody80% Confidence
Anything else by Diana Wynne Jones that's right for older kids. Fire and Hemlock, the Chrestomanci books, Dogsbody, and too many to list...
Views80% Confidence

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Alec80% Confidence
The best autobiography in comics form ever done, perhaps because that wasn't what he was trying to do.
Archer's Goon80% Confidence
She was the best writer of magical children's fiction of our generation. I don't know if this is the best of her novels, but it's my favourite.
Horns80% Confidence
An immensely powerful writer. This, his second novel, is about a man who wakes up after a bad night with horns pushing out of his forehead.

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