IT IS SO BLINDINGLY OBVIOUS STEPH HOW THE FUCK DID ANY OF US MISS IT.
TWICE.
Willow ,'Bring On The Night'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
IT IS SO BLINDINGLY OBVIOUS STEPH HOW THE FUCK DID ANY OF US MISS IT.
TWICE.
Neverwhere was also my first Gaiman. It's especially good for Anglophiles.
(True story: the first time I read it, I didn't see the Low-Key reveal coming. At all. And when it did, I smacked my forehead. And then the *second* time I read it, a few years or more had passed, and I 100% forgot about the whole Low-Key dealio. And once again, the reveal caught me by surprise, which made me smack my forehead even harder, because I ALREADY KNEW ABOUT IT but just plain forgot.)
HA! This is me, too!
Sandman was my first Gaiman, a legacy from the boyfriend before Daniel.
I do not even remember what the Low-Key Reveal might refer to. I'll take that as my cue to re-read.
Can I assume we are discounting Good Omens since it is with TP? Because it was my gateway and is still my favorite.
Maverick rec: One of the Sandman graphic novels. Either Season of Mists or Game of You. Game of You, probably - weirdness factor at 11.
I just re-read American Gods, and did the same thing wrt Low Key.
dcp, Low Key is Loki.
I have gotten fooled by Low Key at least twice as well.
There's also the short stories. I think some of those might be available for free?