Recs if you like The Murder of Mr. Wickham...

Books that adapt, retell, and pull inspiration from Jane Austen's works.

... You're trapped here with me! The format: A group of people (could be strangers, or long-lost friends) are gathered or trapped in an isolated place together. Maybe it's a remote island. Maybe a cozy cabin during a blizzard. Someone is killed. The killer is obviously among them, but who?! Submissions welcome because this is my favourite mystery sub-genre at the moment, and I can't wait to discover more!

The starters for cozy mystery series with fun and unique themes, amateur sleuths with niche-specific jobs and hobbies, adorable animal companions (or supernatural beings), small towns with close-knit communities, may or may not include tasty recipes, and generally just some fun romp mysteries!

mysteries and thrillers in which the victim high-key sucks. rest in pieces, shitheads! love to hate 'em, we will not miss them. disclaimer: while the list creator is a certified hater, in no way is the list creator or pagebound condoning or encouraging violence, even in situations when that person does, in fact, suck.

The continuation of Pride & Prejudice. Backwards, forwards, sidewise, any way you want to go!

pride and prejudice retellings and spinoffs

I love a good retelling (from fairy tales to classic novels). If you are looking for a great retelling, this list is for you!

You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.

books i’ve read (and liked) that made me feel the cozy calm (or dark grit) of fall

no rhyme or reason, just ✨vibes✨

**i’m including some cozy fantasy/spooky season/fall-occurring books, but this list is also meant to expand beyond those limited sub-genres to include books i think would hit different if read during fall or majorly incorporate elements i associate w fall like mountains/forests, adventures, murder, small towns, seasons of change/hardship, grittiness, dark academia, pirates, etc

They fight crime and flaunt societal norms at the same time! (First books of a series included only.)

pride and prejudice retellings and spinoffs

an eclectic collection of books related to austen's finished novels: from other classics to retellings to academic perspectives

themes i prioritized: women in the 18th & 19th century, marriage and economic considerations, coming of age

Rediscovering our love of reading post-college

jane austen's works across times, universes, and genres -- suggestions welcome!!