The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

A middle-aged man drives to a funeral, takes a wrong turn on purpose, and ends up at the end of a lane he has not thought about in forty years. There is a duck pond there. When he was seven, a girl called Lettie Hempstock told him it was an ocean.

What he remembers, sitting beside it, is the lodger who died in their car, the thing that came through afterwards wearing the shape of a housekeeper, and three women on a farm who seemed to be much older than the house. Gaiman writes childhood exactly as it feels — enormous, powerless and entirely believable.

His most personal novel, and the one readers most often say they cried at.

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