Seeing as those are the two books I would suggest reading first, I think I only have Neverwhere and any collection of his short stories to recommend. Oh! And Good Omens too, though it was co-written with Terry Pratchett. (Which means, even though it borrows religious characters, is pure fun.) American Gods is a bit weird; it wanders and is squicky in places. But for non-book recommendations, I HIGHLY recommend MirrorMask, the movie he wrote. Then there is The Sandman for which I would recommend all of it but to perhaps start with The Dream Hunters.
I would also ask Rhiannon on what she thinks you should read.
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Date: 2009-03-01 08:42 am (UTC)So far I have read Coraline and Stardust, is there any particular book of his you would recommend I read next?
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Date: 2009-03-01 09:04 am (UTC)American Gods is a bit weird; it wanders and is squicky in places.
But for non-book recommendations, I HIGHLY recommend MirrorMask, the movie he wrote.
Then there is The Sandman for which I would recommend all of it but to perhaps start with The Dream Hunters.
I would also ask Rhiannon on what she thinks you should read.