If you liked The Jewish Book of Horror by Daniel Braum, Elana Gomel, and Josh Schlossberg, start with Nine Levels (2024), Narrative Space And Time Representing Impossible Topologies In Literature (2014), and The Wish Mechanics (2017). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Nine Levels
2024 · 322 pages · Elana Gomel · Same author
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Narrative Space And Time Representing Impossible Topologies In Literature
2014 · 236 pages · Elana Gomel · Same author
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The Wish Mechanics
2017 · 330 pages · Daniel Braum · Same author
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Charwood
2023 · Josh Schlossberg · Same author
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Ink Stains Vol. 5
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Palgrave Handbook of Global Fantasy
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Bloodscripts
2003 · 234 pages · Elana Gomel · Same author
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Fae Wings and Hidden Things: A Wolf Pack Publishing Anthology
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Underworld Dreams
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Bards and Sages Quarterly (July 2017)
2017 · 102 pages · Mickie Bolling-Burke, Calvin Demmer, David Cleden, Thom Clink, Malcolhm Laughton, Rob Munns, Sharon M. Metcalf, L.D. Oxford, Jay Requard, Rhema Sayers, Josh Schlossberg, Bill Suboski, Jeff Stehman, N. Immanuel Velez, Aaron Vlek · Same author
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Science Fiction, Alien Encounters, and the Ethics of Posthumanism
2014 · 245 pages · Elana Gomel · Same author
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What should I read after The Jewish Book of Horror?
BookOrb recommends Nine Levels (2024), Narrative Space And Time Representing Impossible Topologies In Literature (2014), The Wish Mechanics (2017), Charwood (2023), and Ink Stains Vol. 5 (2017).
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Who wrote The Jewish Book of Horror?
The Jewish Book of Horror is by Daniel Braum, Elana Gomel, and Josh Schlossberg.