Kristin asked:

I've read Night Film. Twice. I need a good recommendation for a follow up book. Thoughts?

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Elena N Maybe House of Leaves or The Secret History

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Justin Steele Flicker by Theodore Roszak.

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Keith Last Days by Adam Nevill

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Steven Tanner I thought this was a decent little yarn... perhaps a little too wordy at times (not everything needs painstaking detail). But if you liked this, you should absolutely check out Theodore Roszak's "Flicker." Very similar; mysterious story surrounding an avant-garde filmmaker and black magic.

This one (Flicker) haunted me for a while after reading it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flicker...

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Karen The Magus. If you liked Night Film you will LOVE the Magus by John Fowles. It is an illusion within a story and ends differently on a re-read.

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Mara The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson

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BCQ Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes

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Elizabeth Scott I second The Secret History

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Aida Celic The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Safon

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Jen Experimental Film

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yiannis Definitely house of leaves

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Geeknomad I second the Secret History and House of Leaves. I'd also add S to the list, by JJ Abrams, and The Egyptologist by Arthur Miller. I label them as my unreliablenarrator/descentintomadness books and LOVE them (well, the Egyptologist after the first ~100 pages. It starts slowly).

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Jill Baker The Snowman by Jo Nesbo

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Kelly The author's first book, Special Topics in Calamity Physics - but only if you can stomach a 16-year-old narrator and other high school themes. If you do go for this book, read it through the end - it gets better as it progresses. Also, The Book of Illusions by Paul Auster.

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