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This article is about the guest star. For the character, see Neil Gaiman (character).

Neil Gaiman (pronounced GAY-min) is an English author of short fiction, novels, comic books, graphic novels, audio theatre and films. He is most famous for the comic book series The Sandman, his 2002 novel Coraline, and his 2008 novel The Graveyard Book, which has won the 2009 Newbery Medal. He has won numerous awards for his work.

On The Simpsons, Gaiman guest starred as himself in "The Book Job" and in "Treehouse of Horror XXVIII" as Snowball V in the Coralisa segment.

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  • He is also known for writing two stories for the revived series of Doctor Who, and provided the voice-over of God on Fox's Lucifer. He also wrote the English dub for the 1997 Studio Ghibli film Princess Mononoke.

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Neil as himself in The Book Job

Guest stars in Season 23
Julian AssangeMario BataliAnthony BourdainMichael CeraGlenn CloseTom ColicchioRobbie ConalSteve CooganBryan CranstonKevin DillonRon EnglishShepard FaireyNeil GaimanAndy GarcíaJaneane GarofaloDana GouldArmie HammerTim HeideckerJamie HynemanEric IdleJeremy IronsAlison KraussLady GagaDavid LettermanJane LynchJackie MasonTed NugentKarl PilkingtonAron RalstonGordon RamsayKevin Michael RichardsonJoan RiversAdam SavageKenny ScharfJohn SlatteryBrent SpinerKiefer SutherlandTiger LilliesEric WareheimMatthew WeinerTreat Williams
Guest stars in Season 29

John BaldessariMario BataliAlison BechdelRachel BloomBilly BoydRoz ChastGlenn CloseNikolaj Coster-WaldauAndy DalyBen DanielsKat DenningsNick FascitelliWilliam FriedkinNeil GaimanBill HaderDan HarmonValerie HarperSidse Babett KnudsenDamian KulashNorman LearKipp LennonRay LiottaJackie MasonDebi MazarTimothy NordwindShaquille O'NealKevin PollakDaniel RadcliffeMarjane SatrapiJonathan SchmockEd SheeranMartin ShortTrombone ShortyJ. K. SimmonsCecily StrongJimmy O. Yang

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