Recs if you like The Raven and the Reindeer...

A compilation of all the books published by Ursula Vernon under the pen name T. Kingfisher. Will be updated as new works are announced!

Basically, a huge list of books from all genres featuring sapphic characters, whether bisexual, lesbian, butch, femme, or anything in between.

Includes fiction and nonfiction. Books with spice, and books with very little romance alike. You may find epic lady knights, pirates, ancient vampires or just weird girl adventures, heartbreaking stories or cozy books of found family and queer joy. Memoirs, historical fiction, instruction manuals, maybe even a poem or two.

Welcoming suggestions<3

your favorite stories growing up, with a queer twist! anywhere from the most popular fairytales to the more obscure ones, recs always welcome!

What can I say? I love bones 🤷‍♀️💀 and def open to suggestions, any genre!

Just a list of books coming out in 2026 that I’m really excited for :) it will be updated as the months go by! It will be a mix of: high fantasy, romance fantasy, sci-fi, gothic, horror, lit fic, historical fiction, retellings, poetry, romance, & more!!

Retellings of all types from fairy tales to classics to myths and legends

Recommendations and suggestions welcome

Short-ish (& sometimes spicy) standalone speculative stories.

Books with sapphic characters at their center!

This list includes books where the character's queerness is clear, not merely suggested. The sapphic characters have to be central to the story.

The genres go beyond romance, expanding to historical fiction, fantasy, poetry, graphic novels, horror, non-fiction & more.

The selection is still growing 🌈

Queer genre fiction set in a world different from our reality, whether set in a different time, a different world, or in a version of our world but with different rules. Perfect for the reader looking for a little escapism in their next queer read 📚✨

For those of us wanting to read T. Kingfisher's backlist but don't do scary. A comprehensive list of her fantasy novels, novellas and short story collections, both indie and traditionally published.

Now with added Ursula Vernon, because why stop at just the one pen name?

All of the books under this pen name for those of us who can't bare to miss any

Find these reads among the swirls of snow dust between dense evergreens trees, under the bright moonlight scattering across a frozen forest, and at the hearth of a warm cottage, providing shelter through a quiet blizzard. These are magical and often folklore-inspired stories for those long winter days.

Do you love fairytales, folklore, mythology, and classics but wished they were sapphic? Then this list is for you!

I haven't read all of them, so if you believe one of these does not contain a sapphic romance (subplot), pls tell me in the comments! Recommendations are welcome!

Birds on the cover. Why do they all creep me out so much? Extra points if they’re weird/creepy.

Please feel free to add your suggestions/recommendations!

Do you love fairytales, but wished the girl ended up with a princess instead of a prince? Than this list is for you!

This list contains sapphic fairytale/folklore retellings.
I have other lists for mythology and classic retellings!

Just a woman (and her often magical ways) against the world. Beware her power.

Books featuring methods of unusual transportation ranging from whales to bodyswapping to umbrellas and everything in between. Originally designed for the r/Fantasy 2026 bingo.

Books that can be read on archive.org for free that look interesting - go and search up your tbr, this is only what I want to read so in no way a comprehensive list ☺️🌸 If you see this list after clicking on a book, you’ll know it’s available on archive.org Disclaimer: Some books are so hard to get tho because they are constantly borrowed

Some women change the world. Others change themselves.

These fantasy and sci-fi stories follow women whose greatest transformation begin within. Whether confronting monsters, kingdoms, ancient gods, or their own fears, they embark on journeys marked by hardship, failure, growth, and change. Some become heroes. Some become monsters. Some simply discover who they are. By challenging expectations, questioning the roles assigned to them, and embracing their own desires, they rewrite their personal stories and become the people they were meant to be on their own terms.

One of two lists exploring two forms of transformation: changing the world and changing oneself.

Sister List: Women Who Rewrite Worlds

Suggestions welcome!