The Pomegranate Gate by Ariel Kaplan
Some doors lead somewhere new. Others reveal a world that was always there, hidden just beyond sight.
The Pomegranate Gate weaves history, folklore, magic, and Jewish mythology into a fantasy about two worlds separated by a boundary that isn’t nearly as solid as it first appears. As the characters move between what is known and what has been hidden, ordinary assumptions begin to shift along with them.
It’s a story for readers drawn to secret worlds, old stories, and the dangerous possibility that crossing a threshold may change what you find on either side.
This piece can be found through Better World Books.
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