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By the way, you may notice that there are different versions of Neverwhere available. In case you’re curious about the “Author’s Preferred Text” designation, here is an explanation (partly from Gaiman himself) of what it means in the context of this book. I’m generally not a fan of director’s cuts, etc., but in this case I think I’ll be going with it.

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https:// slate.com /culture/2015/08/author-s-preferred-text-of-neil-gaiman-s-neverwhere-what-do-those-words-mean.html

Thank you, spoko.

"For Gaiman, the “author’s preferred text” is, in part, a way of restoring some of the text that was lost in translation during its Americanization. "

"The text also includes a second prologue that didn’t make it into the American version, and a new Neverwhere story called “How the Marquis Got His Coat Back,”"

The version with ISBN-13 9780061793059 seems to have two different covers. The black-blue one with “author’s preferred text” in large letters. This one:
https:// www. saxo. com/dk/neverwhere_neil-gaiman_epub_9780061793059
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and a grey with a water colour stair-like thing.

The last version is on Libby/Overdrive/Ereolen Global.

I guess this would make the “author’s preferred text” accessible to many/most people.

Nice! The corresponding audio book is narrated by Gaiman.
It is also on Libby/Overdrive/Ereolen Global.

ISBN: 9780061549113
Duration: 13:48:39