Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman is a British author, comic book writer, screenwriter, and journalist, widely celebrated for his imaginative storytelling and genre-bending works that blend fantasy, mythology, horror, and folklore. Known for his poetic prose and emotionally rich narratives, Gaiman’s influence spans literature, comics, television, and film.

He first rose to fame in the comic world with his groundbreaking work:

• The Sandman – A dark fantasy epic that redefined what comics could be, blending mythology, horror, and literary fiction
• Books of Magic – A magical coming-of-age story that predates other famous "boy wizard" tales

Outside of comics, Gaiman has authored numerous bestselling novels and children's books, including:

• American Gods
• Coraline
• Good Omens (with Terry Pratchett)
• The Graveyard Book
• Neverwhere
• Stardust

Gaiman’s works have been adapted into successful television series, films, and audiobooks, and he has become a major voice in literary and pop culture discussions. A champion of libraries, literacy, and creative freedom, Gaiman is as known for his thoughtful presence online as for his creative output.