A young businessman stumbles into London Below, a bizarre, magical underworld, facing danger and unearthly beings.
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A young businessman stumbles into London Below, a bizarre, magical underworld, facing danger and unearthly beings.
Neverwhere! Upon beginning a review of Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman my first thoughts were to write that even a bad Gaiman novel was better than most other authors best work. But this is unfair, Neverwhere is not a “bad” novel at all. Compared to Stardust or Anansi Boys, or especially the masterpiece American Gods, it lacks the epic presence and may even be categorized as one of Gaiman’s lesser works.
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Moderate sexual content with mild indications of attraction; no explicit scenes.
Frequent violence including murder, torture, and gore; graphic blood and injury details.
Minor cursing and strong language mentioned; not a central focus.
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Moderate fantasy magic in an underworld setting; not framed as occult.
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Moderate themes of classism and social responsibility woven into the narrative.
Moderate mention of suicide attempt; not graphically depicted.
Major themes of child abuse, physical abuse, animal cruelty, and systemic suffering.
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