Tilmonth

Tilmonth is a fictional location appearing in the works of author Neil Gaiman. It is often depicted as a somewhat melancholic or decaying town, characterized by its remoteness and a general air of quiet desolation. While specific geographical details are scarce, it is implied to be situated in a rural or isolated area, away from bustling city life.

The town's atmosphere in Gaiman's narratives frequently contributes to the mood of his stories, serving as a backdrop for characters who are often dealing with personal struggles or encountering the supernatural. Tilmonth is not a central setting in any single major work but appears in several shorter pieces and is mentioned in passing, adding to the tapestry of Gaiman's interconnected fictional universe. Its name itself evokes a sense of passing time and a gentle, perhaps forgotten, place. Descriptions of Tilmonth tend to focus on sensory details like weather, the state of buildings, and the quiet routines of its inhabitants, all contributing to its distinct, somewhat somber identity.