by Neil Gaiman
First published 1997
When a rising pop star grapples with her sexuality, Death herself arrives to guide her through life's complexities. This poignant story from master storyteller Neil Gaiman explores the humanity in mortality, as Death's caring nature helps the living find their way. Intimate, intelligent, and surprisingly uplifting, it illuminates the beauty in the fleeting nature of existence.
Genres: fiction, romance, fantasy, contemporary, magical-realism, paranormal
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking, uplifting
Tropes: paranormal, urban-fantasy
96 pages · Hardcover · Vertigo/DC Comics
Content warnings: death