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This is vague because I neither have my American Gods copy or my Anansi Boys copy, but one of the four women is referred to with the name "Zorah" in one sentence, in one part of the book. I forgot where it was and exactly what it said ... but weren't those the three women fron American Gods?
-- edit -- No ... that was Zorya. Blast! I'm just looking for connections... |
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I think this is probably a tip of the hat to Zorah Neale Hurston, who Neil mentioned at the bottom of the dedication page.
(Just trying to help with connections) ____________________________________________________________________ "Patriotism is defined as the last resort of a scoundrel. With all due respect to an enlightened but inferior lexicographer i beg to submit that it is the first." - Ambrose Bierce ---------------------- A Good Scoundrel isn't Hard to Find |
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You made me curious ...so I had to find out for myself |
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For waht it's worth, Zorah is also a character in Gilbert & Sullivan's Ruddigore, which supplied Neil with his first role on stage.
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