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Original Title:	The Sandman: Book of Dreams
ISBN:	0380817705 (ISBN13: 9780380817702)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Sandman
Literary Awards:	British Fantasy Award Nominee for Anthology/Collection (1997)

The Sandman: Book of Dreams (The Sandman)

Neil Gaiman

Paperback | Pages: 402 pages

Rating: 4.29 | 8222 Users | 172 Reviews

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There is a dark king who rules our dreams from a place of shadows and fantastic things. He is Morpheus, the lord of story. Older than humankind itself, he inhabits -- along with Destiny, Death, Destruction, Desire, Despair, and Delirium, his Endless sisters and brothers -- the realm of human consciousness. His powers are myth and nightmare -- inspirations, pleasures, and punishments manifested beneath the blanketing mist of sleep.

Surrender to him now.

A stunning collection of visions, wonders, horrors, hallucinations, and revelations from Clive Barker, Barbara Hambly, Tad Williams, Gene Wolfe, Nancy A. Collins, and sixteen other incomparable dreamers -- inspired by the groundbreaking, bestselling graphic novel phenomenon by Neil Gaiman.

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Title	:	The Sandman: Book of Dreams (The Sandman)
Author	:	Neil Gaiman
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 402 pages
Published	:	January 8th 2002 by HarperTorch (first published 1996)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Short Stories. Fiction. Comics. Anthologies. Horror

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Ratings: 4.29 From 8222 Users | 172 Reviews

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For eight years, Gaiman mined this rich vein, only to stop at the height of the series' popularity, at a point in time when he felt the story he had in mind from the beginning had reached its natural conclusion. Gaiman's creations live on however, in DC's new series "The Dreaming", and in this anthology, written by several mainstream (i.e., non-comic book) writers. Of Morpheus, from the Preface by Frank McConnell: "He is not a god; he is older than all the gods, and is their cause. He is the

I recently grabbed this book off my shelf, intending to just reread my favorite story "An Extra Smidge of Eternity" by Robert Rodi. And somehow ending up rereading the whole thing. I'm AMAZED at how much I'd forgotten from the last time I read it, because they're certainly not forgettable. I think I had as much fun reading this as I did the very first time I read it."Splatter" by Will Shetterly is pretty disturbing, but it's wonderful for all of us who wanted to hear just a teeny bit more about

The best thing I can say about this collection of stories is that it makes the source material that much better in comparison.

Some of the stories were amazing, other fell a little flat. I enjoyed the stories that had the Endless in them more prominently more so. Glad to have an extra taste of the Sandman universe, though.

I have been a fan of Neil Gaiman since the 90s, and so when I saw this anthology of short stories based on his characters, I picked it up used. It took me a long time to read, as most of the stories were not ones that kept me on the edge of my seat. It also had been some time since I had read Sandman, and though I once had been familiar with the seven siblings Dream, Death, Desire, Despair, Destruction, Delirium, and Destiny, remembering them took about half the book.Anthologies are hard to

The Sandman: Book of DreamsNeil GaimanThe Sandman: Book of Dreams is a collection of the graphic novels by the name The Sandman. They are about a being named Dream. He is the master of dreams and can change anyones dream as he sees fit. He faces struggle when he is drawn from his kingdom and help captive for one hundred years by an organization wanting power. A side effect to Dream being held captive is that some people never wake up from their dreams.I enjoyed the character Dream, or Morpheus,

Didn't finish this one; am not counting this as being read this year for that reason.I like the Sandman universe very well, I just wasn't feeling it too powerfully under other people's direction. Might be my problem, rather than a problem with the stories directly as I didn't read them all. Oh well, at least there are some graphic novels I haven't read in the series.