Is that cover a Georgia O’Keeffe*?
These book covers all have a certain anatomical resemblance in common, from subtle and subversive to in-your-face. These books span non-fiction and fiction, menstrual health, desire, taboo, dystopia, and more.
This list is inspired by a day when a few people had updates involving Tampa and I was like, “wait, is that…?”
*Yes, I do know that the artist herself said that she really was just painting flowers and people were reading what they wanted to, but…
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Profit > People
Fictional stories. Real consequences. Profit > People is dedicated to books with capitalist critique, focusing on the lives - and bodies - sacrificed at the altar of industry and interest. Always taking recommendations!
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Book(s) of the Month(s) 📚
Here's every book so far from BOTM's monthly shortlist since February 2015 for anyone who wants to read them all like I do!
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Abortion, Sexual Liberation & Other Scary Stories
What threats does bodily autonomy pose? Why do governments or other powers want such control?
These books take a look at what the freedom to make one’s own choices means.
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Adult Dystopian
Dystopian classics and contemporary books for adults
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narratively and structurally inventive novels
my favorite novels featuring experimental, inventive, unconventional narrative forms and structures
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Women's Bodies
They aren't fucking yours
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lesser-known dystopia fiction
dystopia fiction / near-future speculative fiction that hasn't hit huge bestseller lists, gone viral, etc. (for this list I'm focusing on dystopia without a heavy romance line)
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Feminist dystopia
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All the Ways the World Could End
Just an insight into the mistakes that could lead to end of the world as we know it. (Dystopian suggestions are VERY welcome).
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