Neil Gaiman has a weblog! How cool is that? Oh the things you discover when you do some random late night link surfing.
There are a bunch of very odd things about writing an American Gods story, it seems. It's been a couple of years since I've been to that place, and it hasn't changed at all...
The hardest thing is Shadow, who is, I would like to go on record as saying, the damnedest protagonist. He doesn’t talk much (which means that other people talk a lot more around him) and he goes along with things, or at least accepts things, which doesn’t leave a lot of room for arguing, and he’s smarter than he shows, but he’s very happy not to show it. And he doesn’t really want anything – even in this story, he’s a drifter and a tourist who starts out trying to earn a little money, and then rapidly needs to stay alive. Beautiful women, and nice women, seem to like him, and mostly he barely notices and even when he does he doesn't do anything about it. All of which is frustrating, from an auctorial point of view.
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just spending a lazy Sunday with a cup of hot chocolate and Once Upon a Time in China II.
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