Okay, I'm only five chapters into Anansi Boys, and I'm loving it. I was a little sad to see how small it was when I bought it, more the size of Neverwhere than American Gods, but that's just me loving being lost in a Gaiman story.
I will not spoil, but structurally, Anansi Boys is much like American Gods, There are little Anansi stories peppered through the main story of Fat Charlie, the son of Anansi and a human woman (much like Shadow). However, while the tales of the gods coming to American were set apart as interludes in American Gods, they are more integrated into the story in Anansi Boys.
I will post more once I've, you know, actually finished.
I will not spoil, but structurally, Anansi Boys is much like American Gods, There are little Anansi stories peppered through the main story of Fat Charlie, the son of Anansi and a human woman (much like Shadow). However, while the tales of the gods coming to American were set apart as interludes in American Gods, they are more integrated into the story in Anansi Boys.
I will post more once I've, you know, actually finished.