Author / Filmmaker

Simon
Rosenberg

Horror and thrillers.

Psychological horror that blurs the line between paranoia and reality. Short fiction rooted in Jewish folklore and the uncanny. Short films exploring tension and unease.

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Debut novel 2018 • Award-winning anthology 2021 • The NoSleep Podcast • Short films on Vimeo

Start here: You Are Not You NoSleep Story Short Film

Work

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The Rabbi's Wife

Short Story 2021

A golem story with a dark twist. Featured in The Jewish Book of Horror anthology.

Bronze, Independent Publisher Book Awards • Denver Horror Collective

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There's Something In My Lung

Audio 2021

Short story performed on The NoSleep Podcast, Season 14 Episode 23.

The NoSleep Podcast • 2+ billion downloads worldwide

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Just Around the Corner

Short Film 2012

What's waiting just out of sight. A study in tension and urban unease.

Writer/Director • On Vimeo

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Film

Washing

Short Film 2012

Domestic ritual becomes something more unsettling.

Writer/Director • On Vimeo

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You Are Not You — Trailer

Book Trailer 2018

Atmospheric trailer for the debut psychological thriller.

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About

Simon Rosenberg

Simon Rosenberg

Simon Rosenberg is a writer and filmmaker. Born and raised in Birmingham, he's been living in North London for more than a decade. One day, he'll get out.

His debut novel You Are Not You was published in 2018, drawing comparisons to Ira Levin and David Lynch for its paranoid, hallucinatory atmosphere.

His short story "The Rabbi's Wife" appears in The Jewish Book of Horror, an award-winning anthology (Bronze, Independent Publisher Book Awards). His story "There's Something In My Lung" was featured on The NoSleep Podcast.

He has also written for JewThink on Jewish identity and culture.

Themes: Identity Memory Paranoia Manipulation The Uncanny

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