He is an amazing writer, I'll give him that, but his books are wierd!

Take American Gods. Its about like the old gods(like norse and egyptian deities) vs the 'new gods'( like the internet. Yes the internet.) Apparently the logic goes that anything that people worship creates a god. So even for those god-forsaking atheists, by utilizing modern conveniences so much, they inadverdently "worship" it. Creating an internet god. (Which is represented by a big fat slob obessessed by food by the way) Throw it a zombie wife who was reanimated from the dead. How did she die? By having oral sex with the best friend of the protagonist and causing the car both of them were in to crash.

Put all of them together and what do you get?

Definitely worth the read.

In my current camp, we're all addicted to reading.

MP3? BANNED.

PSP? BANNED.

And we don't even have computers like back in SAFTI.

In one week I've devoured, The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown(BORING), For One More Day(Mitch Albom), Neverwhere(Neil Gaiman) and countless issues of Men's health.

My reading speed has gone from fast to absurdly quick.

It's either read books or play a gameboy.

And I can't FIND my gameboy.

ARRRGH.