http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2008/02/birthday-thing.html
McHoff H. McChrist 4" Member Feb 10, 2008 #1 http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2008/02/birthday-thing.html
McHoff H. McChrist 4" Member Feb 10, 2008 #2 Actually, this should probably go in the book section, if a mod would be so kind...
Bertyr Full Member Feb 10, 2008 #3 Not read any of his 'only him as the author' books, so would like to see what the winner is and have a read
Not read any of his 'only him as the author' books, so would like to see what the winner is and have a read
McHoff H. McChrist 4" Member Feb 10, 2008 #5 Yeah, I voted for American Gods, as I've only read Neverwhere. Which is good, but like I said, I've already read it.
Yeah, I voted for American Gods, as I've only read Neverwhere. Which is good, but like I said, I've already read it.
Swither Full Member Feb 10, 2008 #6 Only read American Gods and Neverwhere, but for a first book I'd vote Neverwhere.
D Dareos The Bastard Thats Grinding You Down Feb 12, 2008 #7 definitely Neverwhere, American Gods is quality, but Neverwhere is a cracking book, need to get my copy back so i can read it again.
definitely Neverwhere, American Gods is quality, but Neverwhere is a cracking book, need to get my copy back so i can read it again.
Requiel PVC Love God Feb 12, 2008 #8 I'd say Smoke and Mirrors. The stories are bite sized and show a wide range of different styles and facets.
I'd say Smoke and Mirrors. The stories are bite sized and show a wide range of different styles and facets.
D Dareos The Bastard Thats Grinding You Down Feb 12, 2008 #9 aye, but some of them are utter crap too, Neverwhere is just pure class
Treebeard Ranger of the North Jan 27, 2009 #10 Just finished The Graveyard Book and it was great, one of his best. Highly recommended.