Anansi Boys
by Neil Gaiman


   Anansi Boys is a modern mythological tale written by Neil Gaiman an English writer of short stories, books, sound plays, films, realistic books, and comic books. The book is about the offspring of the West African and Carribean spider god force of fraud and/or trickery, Anansi. The plot pursues the gathering of Anansi's two child's after he has passed on. The book opens with an explanation of tunes and their significance in the making of the world. All aspects of the world was sung into being. This advances into a portrayal of Mr. Nancy and his affection for karaoke, which interfaces with Charlie, and the story starts. 

  Charlie is the protagonist of the novel, an ambitionless bookkeeper working for an ability organization in London. He is the child of the insect god Anansi and is drown into a lady whose mother completely dislikes their wedding. Charlie seems to have the most exceedingly bad fortune to the point that he really exchanges his legacy to the Bird Woman with the end goal to accept one of her quills as a gift of favorable luck. Inevitably occasions begin attempting to his advantage once more, yet he needs to challenge any counterfeit convictions in fortune with the end goal to assume responsibility of his activities and change the sizes of play. Fortune, good or bad, assume a focal job in this story.

   The book closes with Charlie and his child on the shoreline talking with a mermaid, dancing, and singing. Music seems to be the beginning of everything and its end.