What is your opinion of Neil Gaiman as an author?

Love love love Neil Gaimen. I have read most of his adult works and a lot of his books for children. I love the blend of magic with everyday people. Neverwhere is one of my favourites

I have no opinion because I have never heard of him.

I freaking love his writing. An extremely imaginative and singular talent.

I love Neverwhere and The Graveyard Book the best.

I’ve only read American Gods, but it was great. Czernobog rules.

I really enjoy his writing. But I think my favorite is Good Omens, his amazing collaboration with Terry Pratchett.

@JeSuisRickSpringfield I own that book, never got around to reading it yet though.

I liked American Gods quite a bit. I never read Mirror Mask but saw the movie and completely hated it. I also did not care for his Graphic Novel format of whatever it was that I started reading and just gave up on. It may have been about vampires or something. Then again, I may just be part of the wrong demographic group. I do plan to go visit House on the Rock this summer. Lookin’ forward…

I’ve heard him speak and read parts of his stories, and read a short story of his or two, and seen the film Stardust, which I quite liked. I like him a lot as a person and author. His style is an intuitive one where I think people will like it if they like his personality and humor and imagination, which I do, even though it’s not exactly like mine.

I loved “Sandman.” I recently received “The Trust Is a Cave in the Black Mountains” and “The Ocean at the End of the Lane” as gifts, but I haven’t read them yet.

I really liked Neverwhere and American Gods. I don’t read fantasy books, but I kept stumbling upon the name, Neil Gaiman, and decided to see why he was so popular.

My reading habits haven’t changed but I enjoyed those enough that I’ve recommended them a few times to other people.

The worlds he dreams up are beautiful, I kept reading because to help imagine visiting there myself.

My son just loaned me Sandman. He is 29, and loves his work.

He is quite a good author of (dark) fantasy genre. Highly imaginative, creative and scary too. I ‘d read Anansi Boys & American Gods. Both books are simply good.