Neil Gaiman

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Neil Gaiman – British author of the 20th–21st century, writer of American Gods and Coraline, one of the most influential voices in modern fantasy and graphic novels. Born in England, he began as a journalist and comics critic before gaining worldwide fame with his groundbreaking series Sandman. His style blends myth, gothic elements, fairy tale traditions, and postmodern playfulness.

✨ Sandman was the first comic book to win the World Fantasy Award. 📖 American Gods (2001) became a landmark novel mixing myth with modern America. 🎬 His works inspired major TV series (Good Omens, American Gods, The Sandman). 📚 Coraline won Hugo and Nebula awards and was adapted into an acclaimed animated film. 💡 Co-authored the satirical novel Good Omens with Terry Pratchett. 🎤 Renowned for captivating live readings and public talks. 🤔 Curious: early in his career, he worked as a ghostwriter and even penned interviews for celebrities. 😄 Funny: his children once teased that Sandman must have been written by “the Lord of Dreams himself, not Dad.”