Vladimir Anderson - Homo Ludus

The faceless God of Memory is so humble that no one knows his name. The god of war, Huitzilopochtli, is so tired of war that all he does is seek peace. The goddess Kitsune, who received so many masks of other people that she forgot her own face. The gods are not perfect, but they are still gods, and they rule over people. And, of course, they share this world among themselves. The action-packed philosophical novel “Homo ludus” reveals complex issues of human awareness in the modern world and man’s relationship to himself as an independent person. "Homo ludus" by V. Anderson is our answer to "A Song of Ice and Fire" by J. Martin and "American Gods" by N. Gaiman.