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Neil Gaiman: Critical Essay by Steve Erickson

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SOURCE: Erickson, Steve. “Dreamland.” Los Angeles Times (3 September 1995): 14.

In the following essay, Erickson discusses Gaiman's career as a graphic novelist and the development of the Sandman series.

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