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The novel includes explicit sexual passages and casual sexual encounters.
Characters are brutally murdered; the story also includes an assault and a fatal car crash.
Strong language occurs in the novel.
Shadow drinks three glasses of mead, an alcoholic drink, to seal his agreement with Wednesday.
Shadow faces bereavement and a supernatural threat to smash his skull with a hammer.
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The story contrasts freely chosen generosity with powerful figures exploiting others for their own survival.
Shadow learns to make his own choices and risks himself for others, while many of the gods manipulate people.
Immigrant histories and the beliefs people bring to America are woven into the story through Mr Ibis’s accounts.
Its old and new gods offer discussion of mythology, belief and changing social values.
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