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In an attempt to help a young girl, Richard Mayhew finds himself in an underground world, beneath London. Neverwhere is the novelization of the stunning TV series by Neil Gaiman. Summary of the Book Richard Mayhew is a well-meaning man. He leads an ordinary life, but that is soon about to change. He encounters an injured girl, bleeding on a London sidewalk. He helps her and is soon engulfed in a chaotic battle. He discovers an underground realm beneath the London he thought he knew well. A dark subculture exists in this land, one that survives in abandoned subway stations and sewer tunnels. Mayhew is in another world, one full of danger and mystery. This is Neverwhere, and he is stuck in the midst of a clash that will claim his life forever. About Neil Gaiman Neil Gaiman is an English writer. He is famous for his work on the Sandman series of graphic novels, Neverwhere, Smoke And Mirrors, American Gods, Anansi Boys and Stardust. His work has won several awards, including the prestigious Hugo and Nebula awards for Fantasy and Science Fiction.