Neil Gaiman’s classic 1996 urban fantasy novel, Neverwhere will be getting a special Folio Society edition.
First created alongside a BBC television production in 1996, Neverwhere was then made into a BBC Radio audiobook starring James McAvoy and Benedict Cumberbatch. It has been adapted into graphic novel by Mike Carey and Glenn Fabry.
Folio Society Editions are always a bit special; high quality books, bound in printed and blocked cloth, with multiple illustrations and a blocked slipcase. This edition features an introduction by Susanna Clarke and the artwork has been created by the Award-Winning and eyecatching Melbs, aka Chris Malbon.
Find out more here.
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