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15 Best Neil Gaiman Books (Ranked)

Neil Gaiman is one of the world’s most visible, most successful, and most celebrated authors […]

Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro is one of the world’s most revered and beloved living

The landscape of indie publishing is so rich and diverse right now. Risk of failure

Daphne du Maurier was known as a legend of atmospheric, unsettling gothic horror. Her magnum

Xiaolu Guo needs no introduction. Born in a Zhejiang fishing village, studied in Beijing, moved

William Shakespeare was the greatest poet the English language has ever seen, wrapping up his

Nick Bradley’s Tokyo is an enormous and vivid tapestry, with each thread revealing the life

Saul Adler is an unlikeable protagonist, which is a rarity in modern fiction. When I

If there’s one TV show that captures the tone, atmosphere, and grandeur of high-class living

I want to start this review of Sweet Home by mentioning video games, if you’ll