Recs if you like Dead Witch Walking...

Pro tomato or anti tomato? Follow the PB Tomato War lore with this unofficial side quest. Start with The Spellshop (& read Fantasy's post @ 41%) to see the war's origins and pick your side. Next, get the facts with Ten Tomatoes That Changed The World (notbillnye / pro camp's manifesto). Hate tomatoes? Read I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato, and discover their true evil with Dead Witch Walking (virus spreads via GMO tomato). Finish with the feel-good Fried Green Tomatoes. Which side will prevail?

I like my wizards in leather, my shifters in the streets(and sheets), and my skylines full of magic.

Badass FMCs who refuse to take shit from anyone, kick ass, and take names. Sometimes they just need a hug and someone to patch up their wounds while they try to save their loved ones and the world they begrudgingly live in.

it's 2009. you're in a borders. chris mcgrath has a (rightful) stranglehold on the covers of half the mass markets. you're looking for some magic, maybe some mystery, maybe some romance. let's see what's what.

The best fiction you can find on Vampires and Werewolves and Witches. Feel free to recommend books for this list in comments section.

Urban fantasy at its best! Witches, warlocks, werewolves, dragons, demons and anything else living hidden among us

Books taking place in ohio

The fantasy series’s we were gagging for in the early 2000s.

Note: HP, Twilight, Hunger Games, and Divergent go without listing 👍

"we are the weirdos, mister!" a collection of books that feature witches in whatever setting they seem to find themselves in. from magical realism to the outright fantastical you will find all types of witches on this list! (books featured are ones that i have personally read so the list will continue to grow! please do send me recommendations to add to my tbr!)

Vampires, creatures, badass women and pop culture. Everything female focused

An ultimate list of zany, quirky, Urban Paranormal/Sci-Fi/LitRpg/Dystopian and even a little side of Romance/Romantasy that reminds you how much more fun it is to stay home reading on a Saturday night!

Books featuring elves! Or very elf-coded cultures.

Inspired by a post I made that garnered a wonderful collection of recommendations I feel are worth sharing with the community.

Under construction and open to suggestions/edits as I have not read many of these.

The Hollows series by Kim Harrison

Most popular or most read books under the category of "Low Fantasy" (magical or supernatural elements enter into an otherwise normal, rational world, or a secondary world that is gritty, grounded, and low-magic, magic has to be hidden/not widely practiced).

Only the first book of a series will be added.