I feel like an asshole...

[Rumckle]

I borrowed Signal to Noise from the library today, looks interesting.

Also, Fragile Things had some good stories in it.

[BadBeast]

Gaiman has a rare talent. His graphic novels are some of the few that I would class as genuine literature in their own right. Sandman is breathtaking, beautiful, and moving. He has the range and scope of Alan Moore, without ever becoming as 'serious' as Moore. His fiction is unique, American Gods is brilliant. Anansi boys is good too. He's not technically a brilliant Author, but where his talent lies I think, is as a Storyteller. There are very few people who can tell a tale like Gaiman. The way his fairytale style takes proper grown up stories, and tells them without coming across in a 'childish' way is really unique. He is a proper Storysmith, a Craftsman, in an almost Bardic tradition. His insight into the human condition translates beautifully into his mythical works, like Sandman, and his characters are crafted with real feeling and empathy. All his material that I've read, transcends any genre it might be marketed as, and this is a mark of special talent.
I love it. 

[Bebek Sincap Ratatosk]

The short story (one page) called "The End" in Fragile Things is mindblowingly awesome.

The best single page I ever read.