American Gods A Novel

I've never read American Gods, the Neil Gaiman book.

So I'm surprised I've never read his novels, but in American Gods, um, one of the characters is a Slavic God named Zurnbog.

And every time the benders killed somebody, he gained strength from their sacrifice, which is pretty neat little take on the whole thing, you know?

Supposedly also, um, I've never read American Gods, the Neil Gaiman book. Have you, have you read any of this stuff? Never have. I've read some of the short stories and they're amazing. So I'm surprised I've never read his novels, but in American Gods, um, one of the characters is a Slavic God named Zurnbog. That's what I'm going with. And every time the benders killed somebody, he gained strength from their sacrifice, which is pretty neat little take on the whole thing, you know?

I am listening to the audio book for American Gods by Neil Gaiman, which I've listened to before. And I just it's such a nice distraction. It's like a fairy tale. It's like a dark fairy tale almost. I highly recommend it.

American Gods. Yes. It's called American fucking.

I love uh I love the movie uh well not the movie the book American Gods it became a TV show.

Neil Gaiman is the award-winning New York Times bestselling author of novels such as Neverwhere, American Gods and Coraline,

Okay, how many of y'all have read American Gods by Neil Gaiman?

Okay, it became a great series on Starz too, but there was a new God on there called Internet Boy, Technical Boy.

He represented all things technology and there is no doubt in my mind that in this new era, whatever Technical Boy represented, he is in absolute control. It's not even close.

That's a big part of the narrative American Gods by Neil Gaiman.

It just occurred to me that the Neil Gaiman book, American Gods has something in common with some of these thoughts because the gods are on Earth affecting the outcome of civilization quietly and secretly.

I love what Neil Gaiman does with myth and, you know, with American gods, for example, or a Nancy boy is where he takes kind of the African myths of like the spider god and all of that stuff and personifies them and turns them into kind of superhero type characters.

Have you ever heard of a book or TV series called American Gods? Because the three of us have been watching the series.

And you never heard of this? No. Okay, it's fantastic. Neil Gaiman?

He's an author and it's in this story, one of the concepts that's central to the plot and the theme is that gods exist.

But they really do exist because people believe in them.

And I wonder if Bigfoot in some way is like this. Because we believe, because you know, some people believe it is truly a thing.

Also that's an awesome book before we move on.

That's not a spoiler, but it just it feels reasonable, right?

That's not a spoiler, but it just it feels reasonable, right?

Also that's an awesome book before we move on.

That's not a spoiler, but it just it feels reasonable, right?