Recs if you like The Obelisk Gate...

I'm quite experienced in the man-hating field. These books made me hate men more than I already did.

A list of well-rated sci-fi and fantasy books featuring a woman who's 30 or older as the main character. I'm open to recommendations - I'd love this list to be long

Books with prominent non-human characters who are confused, horrified, fascinated, or delighted by human behavior!

Please add suggestions in the comments because I need more books like these 💜

Dragons, vampires, fae, and the gays.

Books where something has happened to the moon - it’s gone missing/been destroyed/broken apart/otherwise messed with

A list of all the novels which won the Best Novel category of the Hugo Awards. To be nominated for this award a story must be 40,000 words or more and written in or translated to English and it must be either a science fiction or fantasy story. This list should be in descending order (most recent winners first while earlier winners are further down.

Why deal with heterosexuality when you don't have to?

In honour of the 2026 nominations, this list compiles all the nominees for the Hugo Award for Best Novel from 2010 - 2026.

no, these are not Y/N books. these are books with second person pov that i found fresh, fascinating, and beautifully written.

Just books I thought helped show the primal feminine rage we are all experiencing right now in the dumpster fire 🔥 of a planet

All good things come in 3s

Winners of the Hugo Award for Best Novel of science fiction/fantasy

Keeping up with the 700+ books featured on Overdue since 2013

The most comprehensive list of award winning sci-fi and fantasy novels. The books on this list have won either 1 or multiple awards out of the Hugo, Nebula, World Fantasy, Locus Sci-Fi, Locus Fantasy, goodreads Choice Fantasy, or goodreads Science Fiction Awards.

Novels written by women/nonbinary folks that won a Hugo or Nebula award for best novel.

Some fun facts:

• Lois McMaster Bujold has 5 Hugo/Nebula best novel awards, the most all-time
• Women have authored over 70% of the winning novels since 2015
• 9 women have won both awards and 2 of them (Ursula K. Le Guin and Connie Willis) won both awards twice

completed (or almost completed) SFF duos and trios for when you don’t want to commit to a long series

These post-apocalyptic stories examine our current world despite being set after (or sometimes during) the collapse of society. Whether it be critiquing government systems, power dynamics, the flaws and strengths of humans, environmental changes, these stories all have something to explore.

Fantasy stories where the main character working through trauma is a focus of the story, sometimes in healthy ways and sometimes not so much.

Women (or nonbinary) winners of Hugo for best novel