Description: Praise for Trigger Warning: "Everything that endears Gaiman to his legions of fans is on display ... Full of all manner of witches and monsters and things that creep in the night, this collection will thoroughly satisfy faithful fans and win new ones--if there''s anyone out there left unconverted. - Kirkus Reviews "Each short piece serves as an exciting foray into some macabre microcosm of his mind. ...It''s a testament to Gaiman''s versatility that he exhibits so many different styles of writing in this single anthology." - The Harvard Crimson "There is something for every type of Gaiman fan here, and those new to his work will find this to be a solid introduction to the type of stories he crafts: lyrical, literary, sometimes quite chilling, and always strange and provocative. ...This is a book to savor and enjoy." - Bookreporter.com "His mind is a dark fathomless ocean, and every time I sink into it, this world fades, replaced by one far more terrible and beautiful in which I will happily drown." - New York Times Book Review "Each of the stories and poems celebrates a different aspect of storytelling that has informed the author''s life." - NPR "There''s much to revel in here." - Huffington Post ''All of [the stories] are told with an assured, masterly confidence that should please anyone who misses seeing a new Ray Bradbury collection on the shelf at the library." - Newsday "Gaiman calls the stories a "hodgepodge," with no real interweaving theme throughout. But each of the stories and poems celebrates a different aspect of storytelling that has informed the author''s life." - NPR "[T]his collection of stories and poems doesn''t disappoint....Gaiman has warned us about the monsters, but then come magic and miracles. And love." - Washington Post "Neil Gaiman''s writing is so present, so engaging, that it can send spasms of bone-chilling terror through your body and your reaction would still be, ''Please sir, I want some more.''" - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "[I]t''s the phenomenon of connecting mythology and modern life that makes Gaiman such a captivating author." - Winnipeg Free Press "[T]his is not a ''best of'' collection, though you''d be forgiven for thinking so at many instances, since Gaiman is, as always, a skilled storyteller." - Tor.com "Gaiman displays an uncanny knack for compressing his expansive imagination into the close quarters of his stories'' caves, cottages, and creepy rooms....[he] takes full advantage of his wide range, and it makes for exciting, often musical writing." - Boston Globe "Gaiman''s is one of the most distinctive voices in modern fantasy." - Locus "[Trigger Warning] showcases the breadth and depth of Gaiman''s talent and the unique plangent warmth he brings to fantasy fiction. He is never anything less than a pleasure to read." - Financial Times "Lovingly crafted...gleefully enjoyable." - Bustle.com "Those who want to greet and shake hands, or settle in for a conversational catch-up with Gaiman''s delightfully dramatic minstrel''s tale-by-the-campfire style will love everything in Trigger Warning , naturally." - Booklist "Trigger Warning is a comfortable hodgepodge of material ... but there''s enough serious-minded and deeply felt fantasy and horror to make readers hope that it won''t be almost a decade before Gaiman completes another similar volume." - San Francisco Gate "The short stories in this collection are shocking, disturbing, funny, insightful ... Trigger Warning offers a good introduction to the works of Neil Gaiman, or a delightful addition to the collection of someone who has been following him for a long time. If you''re a fan, don''t miss this one." - Oklahoma City Oklahoman "Gaiman is such a powerful and evocative writer that almost everything he churns out serves to justify the aforementioned cultural triumph of fantasy literature over realism and modernism. Gaiman''s attention to craft, passion for language and profound respect for the mythological roots...come through even in his abbreviated prose fragments." - New York Times Book Review

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