06-03-2008, 05:14 PM
...and now that I've got your attention: 
Harper Collins Publishers has put up Neil Gaiman (how I love that man)'s book, American Gods in its entirety, in the "Browse Inside" section of its webpage, so that everyone can read it for free.
It will be up until the end of March, I believe.
Hmmm... how can I describe this book? (...specially to the non-Gaiman initiated.)
Well, it's got fantasy, horror, mythology and a little bit of humor splashed into it. It's a fascinating read. And I suck at reviewing books, so I'll leave it at that.
But really, if you haven't got anything better to do, and you're looking for something to read, give it a try. And then tell me what you think, please.
P.S.: How fitting! The book has a flash of lightning pictured on its cover, and it has started to rain here... I love the rain...
Harper Collins Publishers has put up Neil Gaiman (how I love that man)'s book, American Gods in its entirety, in the "Browse Inside" section of its webpage, so that everyone can read it for free.
It will be up until the end of March, I believe.
Hmmm... how can I describe this book? (...specially to the non-Gaiman initiated.)
Well, it's got fantasy, horror, mythology and a little bit of humor splashed into it. It's a fascinating read. And I suck at reviewing books, so I'll leave it at that.
But really, if you haven't got anything better to do, and you're looking for something to read, give it a try. And then tell me what you think, please.
P.S.: How fitting! The book has a flash of lightning pictured on its cover, and it has started to rain here... I love the rain...
