Neil Gaiman

"Little, Big" by John Crowley is an enchanting tale about a man named Smoky Barnable who journeys to Edgewood to fulfill a prophetic marriage to Daily Alice Drinkwater. Set in a magical otherworld, the story follows the lives of four generations of the unique Drinkwater family as they inhabit a house that is many houses. With themes of love, loss, destiny, and wonder, this epic novel is a captivating read for fans of fantasy and magical realism.

Discover the life and work of one of the most original and controversial figures in 20th-century American literature in Eat Your Mind. This authorized biography of experimental novelist Kathy Acker is a feat of literary biography, drawing on exclusive interviews with hundreds of Acker’s intimates, journals, correspondence, and early drafts of her work. Acker wrote obsessively about the treachery of love, the limitations of language, and the possibility of revolution, collaging together texts stolen from other writers with her own diaries, sexual fantasies, and blunt political critiques. A must-read for those interested in important conversations about gender, sex, capitalism, and colonialism.

Explore the taboo subject of death and the individuals who work in the death industry including morticians, detectives, crime scene cleaners, embalmers, and executioners. Journalist Hayley Campbell uncovers insights and stories from death experts and challenges the fear and avoidance surrounding death. Delve into this cultural critique that combines interviews, memoir, history, and philosophy to understand the psychology of Western death.

Get lost in an enchanting and terrifying world of dreams with this epic horror/fantasy series. Follow the journey of Morpheus, the embodiment of Dreams, as he fights to reclaim his lost objects of power and rediscover his place in the universe. Don't miss the first issue of this thrilling and captivating series by renowned author Neil Gaiman.

Discover the allure of Trieste through Jan Morris' lyrical travelogue. Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere dives deep into the city's moodiness, history, and famous visitors like James Joyce and Sigmund Freud. With eloquent storytelling, Morris weaves together her own life experiences and reflections on cities, seas, and empires. This book is not just a cultural history, but also a poignant farewell to a beloved city.

A failed comedian gets stuck in a small town and decides to get a tattoo, not realizing it would give him the power to move between parallel universes, leading to three versions of his life colliding. A witty and thought-provoking read, expertly crafted by Jonathan Carroll.

Explore the fascinating world of early 20th century "wordless books" - stories told through black and white woodcuts, without any text. Discover how this short-lived but influential genre impacted the development of comic art, particularly contemporary graphic novels for adults. Scholar David A. Beronä delves into the history and art of the pioneers of woodcut novels, showcasing powerful and iconic images that are as relevant today as they were in their time. This scholarly work is a significant addition to the field of comics and comics history.

Explore the mystery and danger of Scotland's Cuillin mountain range, the toughest expedition in the British Isles. This book leads readers on an adventure through its violent birth, the daring exploits of its pioneers, and the allure that keeps adventurers coming back. From treacherous peaks named after their intrepid conquerors, to tales of myths and monsters, this mountain range continues to captivate and challenge climbers from around the world.