If anyone has the Robert Bloch appreciation, I could use some help.

There's still some entries from the Locus website that I need to add, so I should be posting again in May.

Lance Smith
squidboy@visi.com

Note: This remains an incomplete list. Please feel free to send additions.

Non-Sandman Comics

• "Angela" in _Spawn_ #9 (Image. art by Todd McFarlane. 1993)
• _Angela_ #1-3 (Image. art by Greg Capullo. 1994-95. Also collected as a TPB with an additional Angela story not written by Gaiman. 1995)
• "Babycakes" in _Taboo_ #4 (Spiderbaby Graphix. art by Michael Zulli. 1990. Reprinted in _Born to be Wild_. Eclipse. 1991. Reprinted in _Angels and Visitations_ without illustrations. 1993) [W!]
• "Being an Account of the Life and Death of Emperor Heliogabolus" in _Cerebus_ #147. (Aardvark-Vanaheim. 24-Hour Comic, Illus. by Gaiman. Also published separately as an ashcan.)
• "Black and White World" in _Batman Black and White_ #2 (DC. art by Simon Bisley. 1996. Also reprinted in the Batman Black and White collection. 1997)
• _Black Orchid_ #1-3 (DC mini-series. art by Dave McKean. 1988-89. Also
• collected as a TPB. 1991)
• "Blood Monster" in _Taboo_ #6 (Spiderbaby Graphix/Tundra. art by Nancy J. O'Connor. 1992)
• _Books of Magic_ #1-4 (DC mini-series. 1990-91. Also collected as a DC TPB. 1993.
  v. I   "The Invisible Labyrinth" art by John Bolton
  v. II  "The Shadow World" art by Scott Hampton
  v. III "The Land of Summer's Twilight" art by Charles Vess
  v. IV  "The Road to Nowhere" art by Paul Johnson)
• with Rick Veitch "Celebrity Rare Bit Fiends" in _Roarin' Rick's Rare Bit Fiends_ #2 and #3 (King Hell. Veitch presents some of Gaiman's dreams. 1994)
• _The Children's Crusade_ #1 (DC mini-series. art by Chris Bachalo and Mike Barreiro.  1993)
• with Alison Kwitney and Jamie Delano: _The Children's Crusade #2 (DC mini- series. art by Peter Snejbjerg. 1994)
• "Comix Ecsperiense" in _Comix Experience 5th Anniversary Ashcan_ (Comix Experience. illustrated by Gaiman. 1994)
• "Conversation Piece!" in _2000AD_ #489 (Fleetway. art by David Wyatt. 1986)
• "The Court" in _It's Dark in London_ (Serpent's Tail. art by Warren Pleece. 1996)
• "Cover Story" in _A1_ Book 5 (Atomeka Press. art by Kelley Jones. 1991)
• "Death" entry in _Who's Who in the DC Universe_ #8 (DC. not credited for text. art by Mike Dringenberg. 1991)
• (cover art with Bryan Talbot and Richard Johnston) _Dirtbag_ #3 (Twist and Shout Comics. comic by Richard Johnston. 1994)
• "False Knight on the Road" in _The Book of Ballads and Sagas_ #1 (Green Man Press. art by Charles Vess. 1995. Reprinted in _Sing Out!_, Vol. 40 #4 February/March/April 1996. Reprinted in _Ballads_ tpb from Green Man Press, 1997)
• "Feeders and Eaters" in _Revolver Horror Special_ (Fleetway. art by Mark Buckingham. 1990. Reprinted with new lettering in _Asylum_ #2 from Millennium. 1993. Reprinted in _The Best of Asylum Volume 1_ from Millennium. 1994?)
• "Fragments" in _Redfox_ #20 (Valkyrie. art by S.M.S. and Fox. 1989)
• "From Homogenous to Honey" in _AARGH! (Artists Against Rampant Government Homophobia)_ (Mad Love. art by Bryan Talbot and Mark Buckingham. 1988)
• "The Great Cool Challenge" in _BLAAM!_ #1 (Willyprods. art by Shane Oakley. 1988)
• "Hold Me" in _Hellblazer_ #27 (DC. art by Dave McKean. 1989)
• "An Honest Answer" in The British Science Fiction Eastercon program (art by Bryan Talbot. 1994. Also printed in _Vogarth_ Vol. 2, #1. Reprinted in the _Magian Line_ Volume 2.1. 1994. Reprinted in _Wiindows_ #21. Reprinted in _Ex-Directory The Secret Files of Bryan Talbot_ from Knockabout Comics. 1997)
• "I'm a Believer" in _2000AD_ #536 (Fleetway. art by Massimo Belardinelli. 1987. Published story was significantly rewritten by the _2000AD_ editorial staff to the point that Gaiman no longer claims it as his.)
• _The Last Temptation_ Books 1-3 (Marvel. art by Michael Zulli. 1994. Also collected in _The Compleat Alice Cooper_ with a foreword by Gaiman. See below. 1995)
• "Luther's Villanelle" in _The Adventures of Luther Arkwright_ "ARKeology" (Valkyrie. art by Dave McKean. 1989. Reprinted in _The Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1990_ from Propaganda. Second version had new art by Ali Clark and corrected the lettering mistakes from the Valkyrie version. Reprinted in in _Angels and Visitations_ without illustrations. 1993. Reprinted in _Wiindows_ #16 from Cult Press. Adapted by Tommy Berg. 1994)
• _Miracleman_ #17-24+ (Eclipse series. 1990-present. art by Mark Buckingham. Issues 17-22 collected as _Miracleman Book 4: The Golden Age_ and released in both hardcover and softcover editions. 1992)
• _Miracleman: Apocrypha_ #1-3 (Eclipse mini-series. Gaiman wrote connecting story "The Library of Olympus." 1991-92. art by Mark Buckingham. Collected as a TPB 1993)
• "Mister X: Heartsprings and and Watchstops" in _A1_ Book 1 (Atomeka Press. art by Dave McKean. 1989)
• with Alan Moore: "The Murders on the Rue Morgue" in _Negative Burn_ #13 (Caliber Press. Gaiman illustrates Moore's song. 1994)
• _Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess' Stardust_ #1-4 (Vertigo/DC. art by Charles Vess. 1997)
• "The Old Warlock's Reverie: A Pantoum" in _Negative Burn_ #50 (Caliber. Art by Guy Davis. 1998). Originally appeared without illustration. See below.
• "One Life - Furnished in Early Moorcock" in _Elric_ #0 (Topps. art by P. Craig Russell. 1996)
• _'Orrible Murders_ (24-Hour Comic. Based on ideas from Sandman #17. created by various artists/writers. Initial printing of 200 sold at UKCAC to raise money for the London Cartoon Centre. 1992)
• _Outrageous Tales from the Old Testament_ (Graphic Collection. Knockabout Publications. 1987. Includes:
  "The Book of Judges" art by Mike Matthews
  "Jael and Sisera" art by Julie Hollings
  "Jephthath and His Daughter" art by Peter Rigg
  "Journey to Bethlehem" art by Steve Gibson
  "The Prophet Who Came to Dinner" art by Dave McKean
  "The Tribe of Benjamin" art by Mike Matthews)
• "Pavane" in _Secret Origins_ #36 (DC. art by Mark Buckingham. 1989.)
• "Screaming" in _Total Eclipse_ #4 (Eclipse. art by Mark Buckingham. 1989. Reprinted in _Miracleman_ #21 from Eclipse. 1991. Reprinted in _Miracleman Book Four: The Golden Age_. See above.)
• _Secret Origins Special_ #1 (DC Special. 1989. Includes:
  "Original Sins" art by Mike Hoffman and Kevin Nowlan
  "When is a Door" art by Bernie Mireault and Matt Wagner)
• _Signal to Noise_ (Graphic novel. Published by VG Graphics (UK) and Dark Horse (US). art by Dave McKean. 1992) Originally printed in _The Face_, Vol. 2, Nos. 9-15. 1989. Updated for publication as a graphic novel. A second printing of the Dark Horse edition was released in 1996. Performed as a radio drama on BBC3 in 1996.
• "Sloth" in _Seven Deadly Sins_ (Graphic Collection. Knockabout Publications. art by Bryan Talbot. 1989. Reprinted in _Ex-Directory The Secret Files of Bryan Talbot_ from Knockabout Comics. 1997)
• _Swamp Thing Annual_ #5 (DC Annual. 1989. Includes: "Brothers" art by Richard Piers Rayner, Mike Hoffman, and Kim DeMulder "Shaggy God Stories" art by Mike Mignola)
• "Sweeney Todd" in _Taboo_ #6-7+ (Spiderbaby Graphix/Tundra. art by Michael Zulli. 1992-present. Taboo #6 contained a Sweeney Todd penny dreadful. Story begins in #7.)
• "Take Five" in _Trident_ #1 (Trident. art by Nigel Kitching. 1989. Second chapter of "The Light Brigade.")
• _The Totally Stonking, Surprisingly Educational and Utterly Mindboggling Comic Relief Comic_ (Fleetway. 1991. Gaiman co-edited, co-plotted and wrote the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pages and "lots of other bits.")
• _The Tragical Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch_ (VG Graphics (UK) and Vertigo/DC (US). art by Dave McKean. 1994. A softcover version was also released by Vertigo/DC in 1995.)
• "Vier Mauern" in _Breakthrough_ (Catalan Communications. an illustrated text. art by Dave McKean. edited by P. Christin and A. C. Knigge. 1990)
• _Violent Cases_ (Titan/Escape (UK) and Tundra (US) art by Dave McKean. Titan 1987 and Tundra 1991. Signed and numbered hardcover from Kitchen Sink. 1994. A third edition to mark the 10th anniversary of the book was released in both soft and hard cover by Kitchen Sink in 1998. New book design by Dave McKean.)
• "We Can Get Them for You Wholesale" in _Negative Burn_ #11 (Caliber Press. adapted from Gaiman's original short story by Joe Pruett and Ken Meyer Jr. 1994. Reprinted in Caliber's _Negative Burn: Best of Year One_ 1995)
• "What's in a Name?" in _2000AD_ #538 (Fleetway. art by Steve Yeowell. 1987) "Wordsworth" in _Clive Barker's Hellraiser_ #20 (Epic. art by Dave McKean. 1993)
• "You're Never Alone With a Phone!" in _2000AD_ #488 (Fleetway. art by John Hicklenton. 1986)

Short Stories

(Note: Short stories and verse reprinted in _Angels and Visitations_ will have [A&V] at the end of their entries. Entries performed on "Warning: Contains Language" will have [W!] at the end of their entries.)

• "Being an Experiment Upon Strictly Scientific Lines" in _20/20_, 1990. [A&V]
• "Bloody Peculiar Aeons: or, What's a Tentacle-Faced Thing Like Me Doing in a Sunken City Like This (Latitude 47 9'S Longitude 126 3'W)" in _Dagon_ #16, 1987.
• "The Case of the Four and Twenty Blackbirds" in _Knave_, 1984. [A&V]
• "Chivalry" appears in _Grails: Quests, Visitations and Other Occurences_ (ed. Richard Gilliam, Martin Greenberg and Edward Kramer) from Unnameable Press, 1992. Reprinted in _Advance Comics_ #58, 1993. Reprinted in _Grails: Quests of the Dawn_ (same editors as original collection) from Roc, 1994. [A&V] [W!]
• "Cinnamon" in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 4, September 1995. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings.
• with Kim Newman and Eugene Byrne. "Culprits, or Where are they Now?" in _Interzone_ #40, 1990.
• "The Daughter of Owls" in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 9, February 1996. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings. Reprinted (without Snellings' artwork) in _Tales of the Unanticipated_, Number 18, Fall/Winter/Spring 1997/1998.
• "Don't Ask Jack" in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 3, August 1995. Reprinted as a poster for the 1995 San Diego Comic Con. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings.
• "Featherquest" in _Imagine_ #14, May 1984.
• "The Flints of Memory Lane" in _Dancing with the Dark_ (ed. Stephen Jones) from Vista, 1997.
• "Foreign Parts" appears in _Words without Pictures_ (ed. Stephen Niles) from Arcane/Eclipse, 1990. Reprinted correctly in _Fantasy Tales_, Vol. 2, #3, Spring 1991. Reprinted in _The Giant Book of Fantasy Tales (ed. Stephen Jones and David Sutton) from The Book Company, 1996. [A&V]
• "The Goldfish Pool and Other Stories" appears in _David Copperfield's Beyond Imagination_ (eds. David Copperfield and Janet Berliner) from HarperPrism, 1996.(Released as a mass market pb September 1997.)
• "Good Boys Deserve Favours" appears in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 5, October 1995. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings.
• "How to Sell the Ponti Bridge" in _Imagine_ #24, March 1985.
• "In Re: Pansy Smith and Violet Jones" appears as an afterword in the liner notes of The Flash Girls' "The Return of Pansy Smith and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993.
• "In the End" appears in _Strange Kaddish: Tales You Won't Hear from Bubbie_ (eds. Clifford Lawrence Meth and Ricia Mainhardt) from Aardwolf Publishing, 1996.
• "Looking for the Girl" in _Penthouse_, (UK edition) 1985. [A&V]
• "Mouse" appears in _Touch Wood: Narrow Houses II_ (ed. Peter Crowther) from Little, Brown, 1993 (hc) and Warner Books, 1996 (pb). Expanded second draft appears in A&V.
• "Murder Mysteries" appears in _Midnight Graffiti_ (ed. J. Horsting and J. Van Hise) from Warner Books, 1992. Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Sixth Annual Collection_ (ed. E. Datlow and T. Windling) from St. Martin's Press, 1993. [A&V]
• "Nicholas Was..." appears in _Drabble II: Double Century_ (ed. Rob Meades and David B. Wake) from Beccon, 1990. Originally sent out as a Christmas card with Dave McKean calligraphy. [A&V] [W!]
• "One Life Furnished with Early Moorcock" appears in _Tales of the White Wolf_ (ed. Edward E. Kramer and Richard Gilliam) from White Wolf Fiction, 1994. Also adapted as a comic. See above.
• "Only the End of the World Again" appears in _Shadows Over Innsmouth_ (ed. Stephen Jones) from Fedogan & Bremer, 1994. Reprinted in _On Cats & Dogs: Two Tales_ limited chapbook from DreamHaven Books, 1997. Illustrations by Lisa Snellings.
• "The Price" appears in _On Cats & Dogs: Two Tales_ limited chapbook from DreamHaven Books, 1997. Illustrations by Lisa Snellings. Reprinted in _Dark Terrors 3_ (ed. Stephen Jones and David Sutton) from Gollancz, 1997.
• "Snow, Glass, Apples" published as a limited chapbook from DreamHaven, 1994. Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Eighth Annual Collection (ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling) from St. Martin's Griffin, 1995. Reprinted in _Love in Vein II_ (ed. Poppy Z. Brite and Martin H. Greenberg) from HarperPrism, 1997.
• "Sweeper of Dreams" in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 8, January 1996. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings.
• "Troll Bridge" appears in _Snow White, Blood Red_ (ed. E. Datlow and T. Windling) from Avo/Nova-Morrow. 1993. Reprinted in _Previews_ Vol. III, #10, October 1993. Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Seventh Annual Collection_ (ed. Ellen Datlow and Teri Windling) from St. Martin's, 1994. Reprinted in _Realms of Fantasy_ October 1994. Reprinted in _Fantasy Stories_ (ed. Mike Ashley) from Robinson Children's Books, 1996.[A&V] [W!]
• "We Can Get Them for You Wholesale" in _Knave_, Vol. 16 #7 1989. Reprinted in _Winter Chills_ #3 1989. Also adapted as a comic. See above.[A&V]
• "Webs" appears in _More Tales from the Forbidden Planet_ (ed. Roz Kaveney) from Titan. 1990. Reprinted in _Comics Scoreboard_ #48, October 1993. [A&V]

Books

• _Angels and Visitations_ from DreamHaven Books, 1993.
• _The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Gold Fish_ from Borealis, 1997. Illustrated by Dave McKean.
• _Don't Panic: The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion_ from Titan, 1988 and Pocket Books, 1988. Revised Titan edition, 1992. Second revised Titan edition, 1993. Later Titan editions contain additional material by David K. Dickson.
• devised with Alex Stewart: _Eurotemps_ from Roc Books, 1992.
• with Kim Newman: _Ghastly Beyond Belief_ from Arrow, 1985.
• with Terry Pratchett: _Good Omens_ from Workman (US - cloth), Victor Gollancz (UK - cloth), Corgi (UK - paper) 1990. Berkley (US - trade paper) 1992. Ace (US - mass market paper) 1996.
• _Neverwhere_ from BBC Books (UK - cloth and trade paper) 1996. Penguin (UK - mass market paper) 1997. Also available as an audio book read by Gary Bakewell on 2 cassettes or 3 CDs. The CD version also contains an interview with Gaiman. _Neverwhere_ from Avon Books (US - cloth) 1997. Expanded from original BBC edition.
• editor with Stephen Jones: _Now We are Sick_ from DreamHaven Books, hardcover 1991, trade paperback 1994. (Gaiman wrote the introductory verse of the same title.)
• editor with Ed Kramer: _The Sandman: Book of Dreams_ hc from HarperPrism, 1996. trade paperback from HarperPaperbacks, April 1997. (Gaiman also writes introductory notes for each story.)
• devised with Alex Stewart: _Temps_ from Roc Books, 1991. Contains "additional material by Neil Gaiman, Mary Gentle, Roz Kaveney and Alex Steward."
• created with Mary Gentle: _Villains_ from Roc Books, 1992.
• devised with Mary Gentle and Roz Kaveney: _The Weerde: Book I_ from Roc Books, 1992. Contains "The Lady and/or the Tiger" Parts I and II by Gaiman and Roz Kaveney.
• devised with Mary Gentle and Roz Kaveney: _The Weerde: Book II_ from Roc Books, 1993.

Lyrics and Poetry

• "All-Purpose Folk Song" in _The Magian Line_ Vol 1 #4, 1994. [Often performed by The Flash Girls. May appear on a later album. Bits of the song appear in Sandman #56.]
• "Banshee" performed by The Flash Girls on "Maurice and I" from Fabulous Records, 1995. [W! new version by The Flash Girls]
• "Cold Colours" in _Midnight Graffiti_ 6, 1991. Reprinted in _Future Comics_ October 1993. Reprinted in _Time Out Book of London Short Stories_ (ed. Maria Lexton) from Penguin, 1993. [A&V] [W!]
• "Eaten (Scenes from a Moving Picture)" in _Off Limits: Tales of Alien Sex_ (ed. Ellen Datlow) hc from St. Martin's Press, February 1996. mass market paper from Ace, April 1997. Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Tenth Annual Collection_ (ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling) from St. Martin's Griffin, 1997.
• "A Girl Needs a Knife" performed by The Flash Girls on "Maurice and I" from Fabulous Records, 1995.
• with Mad Hettie: "The Herring Song" performed by The Flash Girls on "The Return of Pansy Smith and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993.
• "The Old Warlock's Reverie: A Pantoum" in _Once Upon A Midnight..._ (eds. Jame A. Riley, Michael N. Langford, and Thomas E. Fuller) from Unnameable Press, 1995. Also adapted as a comic see above.
• "Post-Mortem on Our Love" in _Angels and Visitations_ from DreamHaven Books, 1993. Also performed by The Flash Girls on "The Return of Pansy Smith and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993. Also printed in _The Magian Line_ Vol 1 #2. 1993.
• "Queen of Knives" appeared in the program of the 1995 World Horror Con, 1995. Reprinted in _Tombs_ (eds. Edward E. Kramer and Peter Crowther) from White Wolf Publishing, 1994. [Despite the copyright dates, the program came out first.] Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection_ (eds. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windlng) from St. Martin's Press, 1996. Reprinted in _The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror Volume Seven_ (ed. Stephen Jones) from Robinson Publishing Ltd (UK) and Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc. (US) 1996.
• "Reading the Entrails" in _The Fortune Teller_ (eds. Lawrence Schimel and Martin H. Greenberg) from Daw Books, August 1997.
• "Riding the Flame / Little Beggarman" performed by The Flash Girls on "The Return of Pansy Smith and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993.
• "The Sea Change" in _Overstreet's FAN_, Volume 1, Issue 6, November 1995. Inspired by a sculpture by Lisa Snellings.
• "The Song of the Audience" in _Angels and Visitations_ from DreamHaven Books, 1993. [W!]
• "Sonnet in the Dark" performed by The Flash Girls on "The Return of Pansy and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993. 
• "Tea and Corpses" performed by The Flash Girls on "The Return of Pansy and Violet Jones" from Spin Art, 1993.
• "Vampire Sestina" in _Fantasy Tales_ Vol. 10 #2, Spring 1989. Reprinted in _Mammoth Book of Vampires_ (ed. Stephen Jones) from Robinson Publishing Ltd (UK) and Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc. (US), 1992. Reprinted in _The Giant Book of Fantasy Tales_ (ed. Stephen Jones and David Sutton) from The Book Company, 1996.[A&V]
• "Virus" in _Digital Dreams_ (ed. David B. Barrett) from New English Library, 1990.[A&V]
• "The White Road" in _Ruby Slippers, Golden Tears_ (ed. E. Datlow and T. Windling) from hc and trade paper Morris/AvoNova, 1995. AvoNova,  mass market paper 1996. Reprinted in _The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection_ (ed. Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling) from St. Martin's Press, 1996. [W!]
• "Yeti" performed by The Flash Girls on "Maurice and I" from Fabulous Records, 1995. ["The author points out that he wrote this when he was seventeen, and is thus absolved of all responsibility."]

Everything Else

• "About Kim Newman, With Notes On the Creation and Eventual Dissolution of the Peace & Love Corporation" in _The Original Dr. Shade and Other Stories_ (Pocket Books UK, by Kim Newman) 1994.
• "Afterward" in _Nameless Sins_ (Gauntlet Publications, by Nancy A. Collins) 1994.
• "Afterword" in _Images of Omaha_ #1 (Kitchen Sink. ed. Reed Waller and Kate Worley) 1992.
• "Anthony Boucher - _The Compleat Werewolf, and Other Stories of Fantasy and SF_" in _Horror: The 100 Best Books_ (ed. Stephen Jones and Kim Newman) from Xanadu Publications Ltd. (UK) and Carroll & Graf (US) 1988.
• <rat illustration> in _The Book of Twilight_ (Caliber, by Mark Ricketts) 1994.
• "Breathtaker: An Introduction" in _Breathtaker_ (DC, by Mark Wheatley and Marc Hempel) 1994.
• (cover art) for _But I Digress..._ (Krause Publications, by Peter A. David) 1994.
• "But What Has That To Do With Bacchus?" in _Deadface: Immortality isn't Forever_ (Dark Horse, by Eddie Campbell with Ed Hillyer) 1990. Reprinted in _Eddie Campbell's Bacchus_ #1 (Eddie Campbell Comics, by Eddie Campbell) 1995.
• "The Cartoonist - An Introduction" in _The Cartoonist_ Vol. 1 #1 (Dogstar Press, by Teri Sue Wood.) 1997.
• "Concerning Dreams and Nightmares" in _The Dream Cycle of H.P. Lovecraft_ (Ballantine Del Rey. by H.P. Lovecraft) 1995.
• "December 7 1995" in the tour book for Tori Amos' Dew Drop Inn Tour, 1995.
• "A Distant Soil: An Introduction" in _A Distant Soil The Gathering_ (Image. by Colleen Doran) 1997.
• (author's commentary) in _The Faces of Fantasy_ (Tor, by Patti Perret) 1996. [Photographs of writers of fantasy. Gaiman also appears on the cover and within.]
• "Flame On!" in _Clive Barker's Shadows in Eden_ (Underwood-Miller, edited by Stephen Jones) 1991. [October 1988 interview with Clive Barker.]
• "Foreword" in _100 Graphic Novels for Public Libraries_ (Kitchen Sink Press, by Steven Weiner) 1996.
• "Foreword" in _The Beast that Shouted Love at the Heart of the World_ (Border- lands Press, by Harlan Ellison) 1994. Reprinted in _Edgeworks: Volume 4_ (White Wolf) 1997.
• "Foreword" in _The Compleat Alice Cooper_ (Marvel. TPB collection of _The Last Temptation_ See above.) 1995. A shorter version originally appeared as "The Last Temptation of Alice" in _Marvel Age_ #136, May 1994.
• "Foreword" in _The Complete Bone Adventures, Volume 2_ (Cartoon Books, by Jeff Smith) 1994.
• [GRAPHIC NOVEL entry] with John Clute in _The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction_ Updated Edition (St Martin's Griffin, eds. John Clute and Peter Nicholls) 1995.
• "The Hernandez Brothers" in _The Comics Journal_ #178, (Fantagraphics. Interview) July 1995
• "Hi, by the way" in the tour book for Tori Amos' 1994 tour.
• "'How Do You Baffle a Vegetable?' and Other God Jokes" in _Swamp Thing: Volume 8_ (Titan Books, by Alan Moore, John Totleben, Alfredo Alcala, Rick Veitch, and Steve Bissette) 1988.
• "Identity Crisis" in _Punch_ Vol. 296, #7744, June 16, 1989. [Review of Roger Graef's _Talking Blues_] Reprinted in _The Magian Line_  Vol 1, #1. 1993.
• "Intro from the Heart" in _Hearts of Africa_ (Slave Labor Graphics, by Cindy Goff, Rafael Nieves and Seitu Hayden) 1994.
• "Introduction" in _The Adventures of Professor Thintwhistle and His Incredible Aether Flyer_ (Fantagraphics, by Dick Lupoff and Steve Stiles) 1991.
• "Introduction" in _The Arbitrary Placement of Walls_ (DreamHaven Books, by Martha Soukup) 1997.
• "Introduction" in _Brat Pack_ (King Hell-Tundra, by Rick Veitch) 1992. "Introduction" in _The Collected Omaha, Volume 5_ (Kitchen Sink, by Reed Waller and Kate Worley) 1993.
• "Introduction" in _From The End of The Twentieth Century_ (NESFA Press, by John M. Ford) 1997.
• "Introduction" in _Kurt Busiek's Astro City: Confession_ (Homage Comics, by Kurt Busiek, Brent Eric Anderson, and Will Blyberg.) 1997.
• "The Introduction" in _Noodles: Sketchbook Stuff, Random Drawings and Telephone Sqiggles_ (Tundra, by Michael Zulli) 1991.
• "Introduction" in _Saviour Book One_ (Trident Comics, by Mark Millar, Daniel Vallely, Nigel Kitching) 1990.
• "Introduction" in _Starchild - Crossroads_ (Coppervale Press, by James A. Owen) 1998.
• "Introduction" in "The Tale of One Bad Rat Book One" (Dark Horse, by Bryan Talbot) 1994.
• "Introduction" in _Tantrum_ (Fantagraphics Books, by Jules Feiffer) 1997.
• "Introduction" in _The Vertigo Tarot_ (DC, by Rachel Pollack,) 1995.
• "Introduction" in _What I Thought I Saw_ (Yatra Publications/11:11 Studio, by Kelli Bickman) 1996.
• [JONES, DIANA WYNNE entry] with John Clute in _The Encyclopedia of Fantasy_ (St. Martin's Press, edited by John Clute and John Grant) 1997.
• [LAFFERTY, R(AFAEL) A(LOYSIUS) entry] with John Clute in _The Encyclopedia of Fantasy_ (St. Martin's Press, edited by John Clute and John Grant) 1997.
• "Love and Death: Overture" in _Swamp Thing Love and Death_ (DC, by Alan Moore, Stephen Bissette, Jon Totleben, and Shawn McManus) 1990.
• "The Mystery of Father Brown" in _100 Great Detectives_ (ed. Maxim Jakubowski) from Xanadu (UK), 1991. [A&V]
• "On Barron Storey" in _W.A.T.C.H._ Vol. 2. #l (Vanguard Productions) 1996.
• "Portrait to Another Dimension" in _The Comics Journal_ #116 (Fantagraphics) 1987. [Gaiman moderates a panel on _The Watchmen_]
• "A Prologue" in _Scholars and Soldiers: A Story Collection_ (Macdonald (UK) by Mary Gentle), 1989. [A&V]
• (Robert Bloch tribute) in _Robert Bloch: Appreciations of the Master_ (ed. Richard Matheson & Ricia Mainhardt) from Tor, 1995.
• "The Screwtape Letters: An Introduction" in _The Screwtape Letters_ (Marvel, by C. S. Lewis adapted by Charles E. Hall and Pat Redding), 1994.
• "Shameful Secrets of Comics Retailing: The Lingerie Connection" in _How to Get Girls (Into Your Store)_ (Friends of Lulu, edited by Deni Loubert), 1997.
• "Six to Six" in _Time Out_, 1990. [A&V]
• "Sketchbook" in _Negative Burn_ #25 (Caliber Comics. Assorted drawings by Gaiman), 1995
• "Spadework" in _Punch_ Vol. 297, #7749, July 21, 1989. [Review of Josiah Thompson's _Gumshoe_] [A&V]
• "The Swords of Lankhmar - An Introduction" in _Return to Lankhmar_ (White Wolf, by Fritz Leiber) 1997.
• "300 Good Reasons to Resent Dave Sim" in Comic Buyer's Guide, #977, August 7, 1992.
• "Trifles Light as Air and Otherwise" in _Swamp Thing: Volume Four_ (Titan Books. by Alan Moore, Stephen Bissette, Shawn McManus, Ron Randall, and John Totleben), 1987.

Notes:

1. In SimCity 2000 if you click on the "Ruminate" button in the info window for a library you get a Gaiman essay on cities.

2. In issue #6 of Rick Veitch's "The One," Gaiman takes part in a discussion with Tom Veitch and Stephen Bissette on the changing nature of superheroes. This is reprinted in the King Hell trade paperback.

3. Not sure what to do with the Tekno Comics that included Gaiman's name in the title. By most accounts, Gaiman had little to do with the books other than providing the original outlines for the titles and the occasional suggestion. In the first Wheel of Worlds comic there are, however, some of his sketches for characters.

4. Gaiman remains listed as a consultant on the Books of Magic series. He is also reported to be a consultant for the future Sandman Presents spin-off starting later this year.

5. I still don't acknowledge that rumored early book. Nope. Not going to do it. I suppose if someone were to send me a copy. And the mounting evidence of an article in Melody Maker sways me not at all.

6. Gaiman has letters to the editor(s) in Instant Piano #3, Horus, Lord of Light (1963 #5), Captain Confederacy #4, Tyrant #1 and  Eddie Campbell's Bacchus #1. The letters in Instant Piano and Bacchus look like they were converted e-mail messages. In Overstreet FAN Vol. 1 Issue 11, instead of a short story based on a Lisa Snellings sculpture, there's a letter from the set of Neverwhere.

7. SATAN 1.X software uses an image of the program's namesake designed by Gaiman. 

8. The sixth Sandman shirt (with Dave McKean art) includes a block of text by Gaiman describing Morpheus. This is snatched out of Gaiman's script for Sandman #17.

9. Gaiman is co-responsible for the concept of Alice Cooper's "The Last Temptation." Gaiman says he also wrote a few lines of the lyrics.

10. As far as I know, Neil Gaiman has never written a Tintin book.(And if you understand that reference then I appreciate you taking the time to read this, Mr. Newman.)

11. On p.156 of the third edition of DC Heroes RPG there is an inset labeled "Post Card from Neil Gaiman" that describes Gaiman's views on magic in the DC universe. A longer essay was apparently lost in a computer crash.

12. Along with his entries for Diana Wynne Jones and R.A. Lafferty, there's an entry for Neil Gaiman in the Encyclopedia of Fantasy.

13. Gaiman is quoted in Stanley Wiater's _Dark Thoughts: On Writing_ (Underwood Books. 1997). The book is a collection of thoughts from writers of horror and dark fantasy about the writing process.

14. Screenplay "Day of the Dead", an episode of Babylon Five that aired on TNT in March.

15. Voice work as Baal in the pilot of Archangel Thunderbird.

16. Upcoming stuff:

• A hardcover collection of Stardust is due out in October and a trade paperback would be out a year after that.
• The contract with Avon was for three books. The first was Neverwhere. The second is to be a collection of short works with a November release and a title of _Smoke and Mirrors_. The third is to be a novel entitled something like _Time of Smoke_.
• The Flash Girls used to perform a song called something like "A Meaningful Dialogue" that Gaiman wrote. In a Magian Line interview Gaiman refers to it as the LaLaLaLaLa song. Perhaps it will appear on a future Flash Girls' album should there be any.
• A story in an upcoming comic mini-series of Will Eisner's The Spirit. This is to be published by Kitchen Sink possibly in the spring of 1998. (Should be in the second of four issues.) Art by "Young" Eddie Campbell. Best guess says about April/May.
• A three-part adaptation of "Only the End of the World Again" in Oni Double Feature starting in June.
• An adaptation of "Troll Bridge" in Colleen Doran's A Distant Soil #25.
• A possible movie version of Neverwhere from Jim Henson Pictures
• The English translation of the Japanese movie Mononoke Hime (Princess Mononoke or Phantom Princess)
• The connecting story (with Sergio Aragones) for an upcoming House of Mystery special due in May.

17. Still a handful of odds and ends out there that I don't have complete info on.

• An entry in the Harlan Ellison ashcan from a previous Chicago Comic convention
• Gaiman's interview with Lou Reed for the Reflex magazine
• Lots of stuff from Escape, Imagine, Fantasy Tales, Space Voyager, Today, Time Out, American Fantasy, FantasyEmpire.

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