If I’ve now read everything that Jodi Taylor has written…

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What else might I like?!

I’ve read all of the Shardlake and Outlander books as well-I like historical/time travel with a bit of comedy if that helps!

Try Ankaret Wells, Anna Chronistic And The Scarab of Destiny.

Thank you, I will add those to my list!

Not the same but there’s a significant overlap between Jodi Taylor fans and pratchett fans, and Ben Aaronovitch for that matter.

Have you read Stranger Times? I agree with Rivers of London.
How about the Laundry Filies?

Laundry Files.

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman.

There is nothing else quite like The Chronicles of St Mary's, but I recently enjoyed Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries, by Heather Fawcett.

The Thursday Next series possibly

I don't think the Thursday Next series is as good as Chronicles of St Mary's, but it does have dodos.... And there is clearly a big crossover in fans, seeing that Jasper Fforde was a guest author at the Jodiworld Con.

Lindsey Davi’s has a huge similarity even though her books are set in AnI read two Thursday Next and gave up but I do love the Ben Aaronovitch books. Different to Jodi Taylor but great fun.

Lindsey Davis’s books have a similar style and feel even if set in Ancient Rome. Same jokey Dramatis Personae for a start.

You could try The Quantum Curator series.

Thanks for the Emily Wilde recommendation up thread . I am really enjoying it.

It's great, isn't it? Not really the same genre as Jodi Taylor's work, but somehow elicits similar feelings in me.

Eva St John (the Quantum Curators) or Genevieve Cogman (Invisible Library) but there’s nothing quite like St Mary’s.

Maybe the Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger?

FYI. New st Mary’s on the 22 June I think !!!!!

@MamaNewtNewt I was so disappointed. They finally did them in audiobook which is how in read. And the narrator was awful!!!!

It's very good.