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…






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!






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!






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.






Adult Dystopian
Dystopian classics and contemporary books for adults






narratively and structurally inventive novels
my favorite novels featuring experimental, inventive, unconventional narrative forms and structures






Women's Bodies
They aren't fucking yours






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)






Feminist dystopia






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).





