It's October, which means that the usually off-putting is fair game (edible eyeball truffles, human skulls on the front lawn, infantile presidential debates, etc.). And no one knows 'mildly-unsettling-turned-terrifying' like Neil Gaiman. If you're like me, you may have blazed through all of his books and still be on the hunt for more creepy. So here … Continue reading 5 October-y Books for Neil Gaiman Fans
the desert bookworm 