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    1. idreaminwords on

      Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology is probably right up your alley, but I understand that Gaiman isn’t exactly at the top of the referral list right now. His books used to be very popular in libraries. If you can find one for free, I think you’d enjoy it.

    2. Showmeagreysky on

      Comfort Me With Apples by Catherynne Valente is short, fast-paced & has Biblical themes but I won’t say more than that for fear of spoilers.

    3. Thin_Rip8995 on

      For Norse:

      * *Circe* by Madeline Miller but make it Freya: Powerful goddess navigating a man’s world.
      * *American Gods* by Neil Gaiman: Modern gods walking among us—Norse pantheon included, gritty and weird.
      * *The Gospel of Loki* by Joanne M. Harris: Trickster god tells his side, unreliable narrator vibes.

      For Biblical:

      * *Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal* by Christopher Moore: Humorous take on Jesus’ missing years.
      * *Good Omens* by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman: Angel and demon team up against the apocalypse—biblical themes with a comedic twist.
      * *The Red Tent* by Anita Diamant: Story of Dinah from a female perspective, humanizing a minor character.

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