Simon Wroe's Ghost Month to Receive TV Adaptation
A TV adaptation of Simon Wroe's novel Ghost Month is in the works, set in a London where the dead return each September.
A television adaptation of Simon Wroe's novel Ghost Month has been announced, according to collider.com. The project is based on Wroe's book, which is set in modern-day London.
The novel takes place in a world where the dead return every September, a premise that drives its narrative. Ghost Month is described as blending ghostly thrills with social commentary on mental health, capitalism, and grief.
In October 2025, Ghost Month was described as a new release that combines supernatural suspense with broader social themes. That description framed the book as a recent arrival on shelves before this adaptation news.
Details about the adaptation's network, cast, or release date have not been announced.
Quick answers
What is Ghost Month about?
It is set in modern-day London in a world where the dead return every September, and it blends ghostly thrills with social commentary on mental health, capitalism, and grief.
Who wrote Ghost Month?
The novel is by Simon Wroe.
When will the Ghost Month TV adaptation be released?
No release date has been announced.