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Jan 14, 2013 10:59PM


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1-24-13: Really enjoying this book. I've actually added most of his music to my iPod. I'd forgotten how much I loved his music in the 70s. Takes me back to my time on Midway Island. One of the happiest periods of my childhood. smn

I enjoyed it tremendously and am looking forward to reading more of his work. I did read recently that he is writing a sequel to the book and also that it is being made into a series by HBO. They've committed to 2 or 3 seasons, I think. Thank you for taking the time to look at my feed. Best wishes.


Anansi Boys is a fantastic read, almost on a par with American Gods itself. Hope you don't mind me jumping in to your conversa..."
Jumping in is fine. :) I don't know anything about a release date or a title for the new book. I just did a quick google search and found nothing beyond a few things he's said about the new book and the HBO series based on the first book. Hopefully more info will be forthcoming soon. I haven't read Neverwhere, yet, but have downloaded the BBC series it's based on.


Found this while browsing. It's an internet book (although a hard copy can be purchased, something gets lost in translation). The book takes place on the London Underground. Each train will hold 252 passengers + the driver = 253. Each passenger and the driver each have one page. Each page has 253 words. Pretty straight-forward and I'm enjoying thusfar. Pretty quick read.
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