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Old 03-22-2010, 04:36 PM   #4276
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How does American Gods compare to Stardust (which is the only Gaiman I've read aside from his comics - the TV version of Neverwhere really put me off for some reason)?
There's a quite different sentiment to the novels. 'Stardust' is much more 'fairy-tale' like and light in tone and definitely more whimsical in comparison. 'American Gods' is heavier, serious, it requires more of its reader.

Edit, added: It took me three tries to get into 'Neverwhere', but when I first got started I liked it. Overall, I think I like Gaiman best when he's more serious and 'adult' than whimsical.

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