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Neil Gaiman Reader brings together a series of the author’s short stories, each reflecting his hallmark ability to weave mythic elements into everyday settings. The collection spans themes of imagination and the unseen, demonstrating the breadth of Gaiman’s storytelling across fantasy and magical realism. As a compilation, it offers readers a cohesive view of his contribution to modern English literature.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Neil Gaiman
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