"I first fell in love with “American Gods” when I was fifteen. Neil Gaiman’s sprawling novel, from 2001, had influences that at the time I hadn’t really encountered—echoes of Tim O’Brien, Don DeLillo, and Stephen King, not to mention the mythologies it explicitly draws from—and that were completely exhilarating for a suburban teen-ager.....From Gaiman’s mannered British interludes to the expert narration of Dennis Boutsikaris....."
The Final Revival of Opal & Nev WINS 2021 AUDIE Best Fiction (And a Golden Earphone Award.) "THE GENE" VOTED BEST AUDIOBOOK OF THE YEAR BY AMAZON ME Voted One Of the Best Voices of 2011 AMERICAN GODS AND 2010 for THE BURNING WIRE and Stephen King's FIRESTARTER
From The New Yorker
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"I first fell in love with “American Gods” when I was fifteen. Neil Gaiman’s sprawling novel, from 2001, had influences that at the time I hadn’t really encountered—echoes of Tim O’Brien, Don DeLillo, and Stephen King, not to mention the mythologies it explicitly draws from—and that were completely exhilarating for a suburban teen-ager.....From Gaiman’s mannered British interludes to the expert narration of Dennis Boutsikaris....."
"I first fell in love with “American Gods” when I was fifteen. Neil Gaiman’s sprawling novel, from 2001, had influences that at the time I hadn’t really encountered—echoes of Tim O’Brien, Don DeLillo, and Stephen King, not to mention the mythologies it explicitly draws from—and that were completely exhilarating for a suburban teen-ager.....From Gaiman’s mannered British interludes to the expert narration of Dennis Boutsikaris....."
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