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>Any weirdo fantasy from this wheelhouse that seems like it's notably missing?
If you want more Dying Earth, I mentioned Vampire Hunter D in my other post. It's like Robert Howard combined with Hammer Horror combined with Dying Earth. Archeo-tech, and genetically engineered monsters like werewolves created for the Vampire Lord's pleasure. Random farmers keep the family's heat ray loaded in case they need to protect their livestock from Great Dragons and Mist Devils. Sometimes they find relic tanks.

If you wanted more scifi with the religious bent, Philip K. Dick's novels can be very shocking and disturbing, much like Gene Wolfe.

One book I really enjoyed recently that's not like anything you listed is The Forever War, which explores space travel and warfare more and is a nightmare. It has my favorite space battle of any story or media with just one fighter doing one six month maneuver and coming back in a big way and somehow it's intense as hell. The kind of thing you couldn't really pull off in a movie. Also love "Graduation Day."