The Myth of Rebellious Angels investigates the profound impact of the 1 Enoch narrative on Second Temple period literature and religious thought.

This scholarly work delves into the complex intertextuality between the Enochic tradition and other religious and literary expressions of the Second Temple period. It offers a detailed analysis of how the myth of rebellious angels was reinterpreted and applied to contemporary concerns, providing insight into the evolving religious landscape of the era. The book is expected to be of significant interest to scholars of ancient Judaism and early Christianity.