“Norse Mythology” by Neil Gaiman
The master storyteller presents a dazzling version of the great Norse myths.
The master storyteller presents a dazzling version of the great Norse myths.
A collection of Neil Gaiman's more obscure works, some of which were never finished or are out of print altogether. Name your price, support two charities, and complete your Gaiman collection all at once.
This weekend my wife and I each had the pleasure of starting and finishing Neil Gaiman's popular 2013 novel, The Ocean at the End of the Lane. In stark contrast with his lighthearted children's book Fortunately the Milk, Ocean is a dark tale that resurfaces in the mind of its protagonist as he recalls a series of disturbing events from his youth.…
Fortunately, the Milk is a children's book written by Neil Gaiman—and illustrated by one of my favorite comic artists, Skottie Young—that tells the tale of a father who goes out to buy some milk and returns with a wild story for his kids to hear. The premise sounds silly, and the book is certainly full of silly events. But it's also a…