I'd recommend American Gods (particularly if you're interested in mythology) and the Sandman (Brief Lives, Seasons of Mist, etc), which is probably better than the novels.
Anansi Boys and Neverwhere are both a great read too.
> Very much so. Back then, I went to see Stardust, and I had
> just started in Smoke & Mirrors (short stories). Since
> then I've read Stardust (better than the movie), The
> Graveyard Book (my favorite of all the books I read last
> year) and Coraline (looking forward to the movie), and now
> I'm about halfway through Fragile Things (more short
> stories). I'm not much of a literature critic, but let's
> just say that I love that dreamy feel what his work has.
>
>
> > > Neil Gaiman (almost my favorite writer)
> >
> > I remember that we exchanged a few words re: Neil Gaiman a
> > while back, you were just starting to explore some of his
> > work. So you like it, then? :)
> >
> >
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