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Doctor Who, American Gods and all the bizarre tales that he is famous for come alive in Trigger Warning, Neil Gaiman’s third collection of short stories. Summary of the Book The master of fantasy returns to spin his signature short stories in this new collection of short fiction. Including previously published pieces, blending verse with prose, the enigmatic with the realistic, this collection also includes a Doctor Who story that Neil wrote for the 50th anniversary of the series. It also takes readers back to the world of American Gods with Black Dog, a never-before-seen short story set in the same universe. Neil ponders over death in Adventure Story, he takes on tales of piracy with A Calendar of Tales, and he shows his own version of the super-sleuth Sherlock Holmes with The Case of Death and Honey. From his unique creative genius in Clack the Rattlebag, to his fondness for the unreal, Neil Gaiman once again proves that there can be no better way to spend time than with a book. 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 Coraline. His work has won several awards, including the prestigious Hugo and Nebula awards for Fantasy and Science Fiction.