If you loved how American Gods brought old gods into conflict with contemporary society, you'll be captivated by Small Gods. Pratchett's witty, satirical novel follows the journey of the god Om and his one remaining believer through a world where faith shapes reality, exploring the power and fragility of belief with humor and heart.

If the rich, immersive worldbuilding of American Gods drew you in, Neverwhere offers another unforgettable journey. You'll follow Richard Mayhew as he discovers the shadowy, magical world beneath London, populated by strange characters, secret societies, and ancient mysteries just waiting to be uncovered.

If you relished the epic scale of American Gods, where mythic beings roam America and destinies collide, The Sandman: Preludes & Nocturnes will enthrall you. Follow Dream of the Endless as he navigates both mortal and immortal realms in a sweeping tapestry that spans centuries and encompasses a vast cast of legendary figures.

If Shadow's ambiguous morality and unusual journey in American Gods fascinated you, you'll be riveted by Carolyn and her fellow 'librarians' in The Library at Mount Char. These characters, raised by a godlike figure and trained in bizarre arts, grapple with power, loss, and the blurry lines between good and evil as they contend for control of the universe.

If you appreciated the multi-layered storytelling and surprising twists in American Gods, The Bone Clocks will keep you guessing. Mitchell weaves together disparate timelines and characters, from a teenage runaway to ageless immortals, revealing hidden connections and secrets as their stories converge in unexpected ways.