[ SECRET POST #2146 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2146 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

Could you elaborate on those implications? I liked American Gods and Anansi Boys (but I'm right with you on Neverwhere), but I always feel like I'm missing something with Gaiman.

[ariakas]

Blackness = voodoo implications, from what I recall. It's been a while.

[darkmanifest]

Oh, yeah, I think there was some of that (couldn't get through American Gods a second time to verify, though). I actually expected there to be a lot more of it in Anansi Boys since so many of the characters in the story were Caribbean, but it was more like vaguely pan-African nonsense. Gaiman wouldn't commit when it came to the mythology so most of it was very watered down and indistinct.