Neil Gaiman Books in Order

Four of Neil Gaiman's stories and poems receive graphic adaptations by P. Craig Russell, Scott Hampton and Paul Chadwick. The collection includes The Problem of Susan, October in the Chair, Locks and The Day the Saucers Came.

Neil Gaiman's original scripts for the first season of Good Omens follow an angel and a demon trying to prevent the apocalypse. The volume offers another way to experience the television adaptation's dialogue, characters and unfolding story.

A boy and his sister spend an unusual evening with pirate cook Long John McRon as their babysitter. His crew, a flying ship and magical stew turn an ordinary night into a rhyming adventure illustrated by Chris Riddell.

Fifty-two selections bring together fiction from across Neil Gaiman's career, with a foreword by Marlon James. The collection offers short stories and extracts that introduce recurring concerns and imagined worlds while bringing familiar work into a single volume.

Images of food, blankets and ordinary kindness gather into a poem about finding warmth when the world feels frightening. Thirteen illustrators accompany Neil Gaiman’s words, connecting physical comfort with the deeper reassurance of safety and belonging.

An elderly British widow buys the Holy Grail in a secondhand shop, attracting a knight who offers ancient treasures in exchange. Colleen Doran illustrates this graphic adaptation, placing an Arthurian quest amid the woman's ordinary domestic routines.

Abandoned in a forest, Hansel and Gretel discover a house offering food and shelter, only to encounter a witch with dangerous intentions. Neil Gaiman retells the fairy tale with dark ink illustrations by Lorenzo Mattotti.

This boxed collection brings together Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, following Dream and the other Endless through worlds of myth, fantasy and human experience. Its collected volumes trace the consequences of Dream's responsibilities, relationships and decisions across the story.

A boy trades his newspaper-reading father for two goldfish, then faces his mother's demand to get him back. Following a chain of further swaps turns a simple bargain into a complicated search, illustrated by Dave McKean.

After escaping decades of captivity, Dream seeks his stolen tools and tries to restore his realm. This deluxe collection contains the opening sixteen Sandman issues and Midnight Theatre, bringing the first major stories together in one volume.