Fantasy, Death, and the Power of Storytelling

This chapter explores the intersection of fantasy and reality, particularly through Neil Gaiman's 'Sandman' and its cultural impact. It delves into the author's unique character portrayals, including an appealing depiction of Death, and discusses societal fascinations such as serial killers in fiction. The narrative also touches on personal anecdotes and the transformative power of storytelling, reminiscing about childhood fears and the allure of the macabre.