Robert K. Elder

The Neil Gaiman Reader

Editor Darrell Schweitzer’s critical look at author Neil Gaiman’s legacy includes two lengthy interviews, including a never-before-published conversation Neil and I had in 1995, as he was finishing his icon run on DC Comics’ The Sandman and embarking on the novel that would become the Hugo Award-winning American Gods.

Praise for Neil Gaiman:

“Neil Gaiman, a writer of rare perception and endless imagination . . . is . . . an American treasure.”
—William Gibson

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Robert K. Elder is a journalist in the noblest tradition. . . . What I will remember most about this book is its poetry in the speech of people at the most traumatic moment of their lives.”
Studs Terkelin his foreword to "Last Words of the Executed"
How necessary this book is! And how well-judged and written! Some of the best films ever made, as Elder proves, are lamentably all but unknown.”
Roger Ebertin praise of "The Best Film You’ve Never Seen"
An invaluable book for anyone interested in Hemingway or the development of a major creative mind.”
Scott Turowin praise of “Hidden Hemingway: Inside the Ernest Hemingway Archives of Oak Park”
How necessary this book is! And how well-judged and written! Some of the best films ever made, as Elder proves, are lamentably all but unknown.”
Roger EbertStudent
An invaluable book for anyone interested in Hemingway or the development of a major creative mind.”
Scott TurowStudent
it’s a privilege to look through [Hemingway’s] closet and read his stuff and discover him as a mortal man.”
Garrison KeillorStudent
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