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Neil Gaiman is one of those authors that is so deeply influential that there's no way around it. Neverwhere was my first Gaiman book and I loved it so hard that it was very clearly the inspiration point for my comic Finder's Keepers. Ocean at the End of the Lane is one of the most poignant things I've ever read. But perhaps the most iconic Gaiman influence was when he depicted Death as a small waif of a punk rock goth girl.

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TPRJones

Finder's Keepers! I haven't thought about that in years. That's where I started following your work, I think.

Josh Stories

Oh man. I have a tattoo of her.

Longwing

Neverwhere is maybe my favorite Gaiman work. Have you read the graphic novel version? I feel like it's the one that does the story the most justice, because it can get into raucously weird visuals with no concern for a special effects budget.

Charles Densford

nice I listened to audibles sandman my self, loved the HOB GADLING and ORPHEUS stories, did you also check out the show, was was your take of it if you did?

DM_5

I have to mention the Sandman audiobooks - they are amazing. The cast do an incredible job of bringing the world to life.

Raymond Hamm

I never read his comics but his books "Good Omens" and "American Gods" were both engrossing and fascinating to me.

Richard F. Wallace

I LOVE this! As a fan from when the first Sandman issue came out, this is amazing!