Well, I've got most of his other novels. I had all of them, but Mum seems to have lost my copy of Stardust. This leaves you with Coraline (which is a creepy Young Readers book), American Gods, and Anansi Boys, which makes no sense if you haven't read American Gods.

Preferences?

I highly recommend the Neverwhere miniseries. It is Very Good.

If you want sci-fi, you'd probably rather Heinlein, of which I have enormous numbers. Most of Gaiman's stuff is urban fantasy, rather than sci-fi.

Recommending Heinlein is a little trickier. He wrote dozens and dozens and dozens of books. o.O

Have you read Stranger in a Strange Land? Or Methusela's Children? Or... hm. For any of the universe-heavy books, those ones would be necessary. But there's a lot of skinny pulp paperback written-for-teenage-boys-in-the-nineteen-fifties which are less substantive and don't tie into quite so many things and can be enjoyed for the multitude of space ships and aliens and explosions and things. Though all of them are big on the political rhetoric. ;)

I have read Zero Heinlein :P I just want something nice and Sci-fi and preferably a little more dark than the usual fare. And nothing iwth emo/misunderstood antagonists. I want evil to rear its ugly head!

I swear, you get used to it being written in Loonie. It's a bit like reading late-night LJ Posts From the Land Prepositions Forgot.

as soon as school ends, I will be reading Vurt

so, I'm finished school in roughly . . . .five years? how's that work for you?

Argh. I always do that.

But, yes. Musical numbers! :D