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[agentfroot]

I had a particularly interesting dream last night, about gods and mortals and a sort of blend of ancient and modern life. So, apparently I had decided to write my novel as if it was written by Odin, and Annie's adventures were just some sort of side plot. I don't know how that was supposed to work, but Odin was now a major character. (I don't think

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[ciararavenblaze]

hmm... maybe Odin wants you to give him a cameo in your novel too? interesting dream--and my first skimming of this made me think of the book "Gods Behaving Badly" by Marie Phillips. have you ever read it? it's about the Greek gods living in modern-day England. it's a great read. :D

[agentfroot]

I might give him a cameo in one of the god convention scenes or when Annie meets with the council of the gods. He's pretty much royalty, and she's just an obscure, minor deity, so it's not like their paths cross often. But it made me wonder, why Odin? I'm not as familiar with him as other gods. But when I woke up, it reminded me of "American Gods," by Neil Gaiman, because the main character hangs out with Odin and finds out he's his son.