Recs if you like All the Murmuring Bones...

When the narrator(s) makes the book even better. For new listeners and audiobook elites, here is a range of different genres and narrators that excel at audio perfection.

A list of 100 australian books from a variety of genres, not the same 10 boring white men. adding my lists from fable (Flag emoji for search visibility purposes)

mostly horror or disturbing books that include big bodies of water, are set during the summer, or overall just give fucked up summer vibes!

can also be used as a rec list for summerween if you participate :)

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any recs are welcome!!

my niche

Novels with intriguing titles (that I read or that sound interesting) in English (either originally or translated); a mix of genres. Mostly 4+ words in the title, with some select 3-word-titles but no shorter ones. No parts of series except for the first book.

these are all cozy fantasy that I've read and am alr thinking about rereading

Reddit’s r/fantasy’s Hardmode Challenge Books

“Summer” reading list with novels in a variety of genres about a variety of sea creatures.

Some monsters are so large they do not live in the sea; they ARE the sea. These are the ancient deities of the trench, the guardians of the underwater ruins, and the serpents that encircle the world. When they roll over in their sleep, the tsunamis follow. They are the law of the salt and the lords of the foam. We call them... the Tide-Lords

Fiction books that outright tackle misogyny, or have feminist undertones. For every reader out there who's tired of being met with toxic/misogynist behaviour in stories that is presented as acceptable, or even romantic, and those who want to learn about the female perspective. (For more horrory books, see my list "Feminist Horror", for YA, see my list "Feminist YA".)

Past and present winners and nominees of the Shirley Jackson Awards. Frightful reading!

Some recommendations for delving into Celtic mythology and fantasy inspired by Irish, Welsh and Scottish history.

Books that are not classics but fit into the gothic genre or at the very least aesthetic. Suggestions are welcome!