Neil Gaiman

(November 10, 1960 –)

Neil Gaiman, a British-born pro writer who lives in the United States, has written Hugo-winning sf and fantasy novels and short fiction, as well as having an extensive career in script writing and comics. He has become a media star.

• Official website.
• Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction

Awards, Honors and GoHships:

• 1994 -- Sou'Wester
• 1996 -- Festival of the Imagination 1996
• 1998 -- Tropicon XVII, Construction, Norwescon XXI, Thylacon 2, Necon 18
• 1999 -- ArmadilloCon 21, Mythopoeic Award for Adult Literature
• 2000 -- Finncon 2000
• 2002 -- Boskone 39, AggieCon XXXIII, Best Novel Hugo for American Gods
• 2003 -- Best Novella Hugo for "Coraline"
• 2004 -- Mythcon XXXV
• 2005 -- Continuum 3
• 2006 -- Balticon 40, FantasyCon 2006
• 2008 -- Orbital 2008
• 2009 -- Anticipation, Best Novel Hugo for The Graveyard Book
• 2011 -- World Fantasy Convention 2011, Ray Bradbury Award For Outstanding Dramatic Presentation
• 2013 -- ICFA 34, Toastmaster at World Fantasy Convention 2013
• 2020 -- Forry Award
• multiple Hugo Awards nominations
• multiple Nebula Awards
• multiple Locus Awards
• Bram Stoker Award
• Newbery Medal
• Carnegie Medal in Literature.

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