Neverwhere: A Novel

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It was better than "American Gods", but still not on par with his Sandman stuff...

Another brilliant work from Gaiman, impossible to forget. Fantasy/myth and gritty realism combined like no one else can do it.

Probably my second favourite Neil Gaiman novel. I'd also recommend the graphic novel it was adapted into.

Duh it's good.

One of my favorite books. Such a amazing world of wonder. Left me wanting so much more when the book ended. Bravo!

Fun, exciting, and creative, just like all of Neil's stuff!

My first foray into "urban fantasy". This story draws you into a world that is at once impossible and irresistible. Amazing work from a great master.

Best Gaiman novel.

As seems per usual with Gaiman, a fairly simple story with engaging characters set in a fantastic, complex and yet somehow realistic world.

Like many Gaiman novels, it sucks you in quickly around the theme of where reality and unreality meet. His forte. But a bit comic-booky in the middle and end.

Nice alternate London exploration... fun with place names meets pyscho-geography.

Wonderful book. Enjoyable, with a nice quick flowing form and cheeky fun filled with a wild adventurous and unique spirit.

Freakin awesome characters, brilliantly developed. Gaiman is a master storyteller.

Probably Gaiman's second best novel. Check out the BBC miniseries too.

Reading this made me feel like a little kid, hearing fairy tales for the first time. Well worth a read.

Succinct, but brilliant, in its world-building. Seems almost clichéd at times only to rub its originality in your face. My favorite Gaiman novel.