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I'm going to stick to Gaiman's short stories and the Sandman series because at chapter ten, only half way through, I found myself waving my arms at the operator, desperately trying to get off this ride.
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"This isn't about what is," said Mr Nancy. "It's about what people think, is. It's all imaginary anyway. That's why it's important. People only fight over imaginary things."
A fun read, the first Gaiman I have read though I've seen and liked Stardust, made all the better since it has Norse mythology as a central theme. ...more
A fun read, the first Gaiman I have read though I've seen and liked Stardust, made all the better since it has Norse mythology as a central theme. ...more
Gaiman can write up a storm -- portions of this book are poignant, funny, engaging. But for me, the whole does not hang together -- It commits the sin of not engaging the reader in the story.
One of the greatest story tellers of our time.
Sep 10, 2008
Lavinia
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it was amazing
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