If you loved the offbeat wit, sly banter, and surreal humor that made Wild Massive so memorable, you'll be hooked by The Library at Mount Char. Follow Carolyn as she navigates an impossibly strange library and its bizarre denizens, blending sharp comedic timing with dark, mind-bending events. The book's irreverent humor and unexpected jokes make the wild, cosmic chaos feel both thrilling and laugh-out-loud funny.

If it was the intricate and imaginative setting of the Building in Wild Massive that drew you in, The Gone-Away Place will captivate you with its richly constructed world full of hidden corners, uncanny events, and mysterious rules. The novel's sense of place is vivid and immersive, with a haunting landscape that feels as alive and unpredictable as Moore’s surreal tower.

Did you enjoy the chaotic energy of Wild Massive's cast, with their clashing personalities and unpredictable alliances? Gideon the Ninth brims with a similarly wild ensemble—necromancers, cavaliers, and rivals—whose interactions are as explosive as they are hilarious. Watching Gideon, Harrow, and the rest navigate deadly games together will remind you of the wild camaraderie and conflict you loved.

If the labyrinthine plot and mind-bending twists of Wild Massive kept you on your toes, The City & The City will do the same. Miéville’s story of two cities occupying the same space unfolds through interlocking mysteries and startling reveals, constantly shifting your understanding of reality and expectation. Prepare for surprises that reward your attention at every turn.

If you appreciated the diverse cast and the way Wild Massive explores identity, belonging, and power within a surreal setting, The Space Between Worlds is a perfect next read. Follow Cara, a multiverse traveler whose very existence challenges societal boundaries, as she navigates worlds as strange and rule-bending as Moore’s Building. The story’s inclusivity and complex characters will resonate deeply.