Tashlich: A Jewish Horror Story

Golems. Dybbuks. The Angel of Death. Lilith. Mazzikin. So much of modern horror can be traced back to Jewish origins - our myths, legends, and fables, passed down through generations by sacred texts, liturgy, the Talmud, the Bible, and our elders.But so many stories around our holidays and rituals -where good and evil collide, unknown forces are revealed, and our fates are written and sealed- remain untold.One of those stories is Tashlich.On Rosh Hashanah, the book is written. On Yom Kippur, it is sealed. In a small town obsessed with appearances, one young man is about to learn just how literally that judgment can be handed down, starting with a loaf of bread, a mysterious baker, and a walk to the water he will never forget.A haunting, atmospheric horror novella that weaves Jewish folklore, small-town secrets, and a single night of reckoning into a story you won't shake off.