Neil Gaiman

 Whether you know him from New York Times bestsellers like Neverwhere, Stardust, American Gods and Good Omens, his groundbreaking graphic novel series The Sandman, or modern-day children's classics like Coraline and The Graveyard Book, graphic novel and fantasy author Neil Gaiman is no doubt on your radar as one of modern fantasy's most prominent voices.

The author of multiple New York Times bestsellers and winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Locus, Bram Stoker, World Fantasy and Eisner awards, Neil Gaiman is a tireless creator. Besides his prolific work as a fantasy author, he’s also written collections of poetry, song lyrics, drama, journalism and film. He is also coauthor, with Terry Pratchett, of the novel Good Omens, and he has frequently collaborated with such musicians as Tori Amos (who has mentioned him and his creations multiple times in her lyrics) and his wife, Amanda Palmer, the lead singer of The Dresden Dolls. His books Coraline and Stardust were also the basis of acclaimed film adaptations, while a BBC miniseries of Neverwhere accompanied the release of the novel. Gaiman is listed in the Dictionary of Literary Biography as one of the top 10 living post-modern writers. Originally from England, Neil Gaiman now lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.