the feminine imagination in east asian literature
a collection of inventive, incisive, and invigorating works of contemporary and speculative fiction by women writers of East Asia and its diaspora.






aanhpi book recs
spotlighting some incredible books by Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander authors






reading around the world: asia
a comprehensive list of books from each country in asia including books I want to read and have read! some countries have multiple books listed, but for starters each will have at least 1.






books set in South Korea / by Korean authors
a favourite niche of mine, partly inspired by 4 years spent living there โจ






Weird and Unhinged Women 2.0
All sorts of stories about all sorts of women and girls.
This is a genre-agnostic mega-list of weird girl* fiction expanding on an original list by @yarnandbooks, who is no longer curating lists on Pagebound. You can view the original list here: (link) /// As a nonbinary person, I take as broad a view as possible of the "girl" in "weird girl*", hence the asterisk.
Wide open for recommendations!






Women vs The Void






Weird and Unhinged Women
All sorts of stories about all sorts of women. Mostly litfic, some horror.






the pink list
for those who want a color specific reading challenge






Between two books
Books from the Florence and the Machine book club @betweentwobooks on IG
(I am not the book club admin, just a fan, and these are not all the books but I will add them all in soon, I promise)






Girl Glow Ups Gone Wrong
Explorations of identity, vanity, the fragility of beauty, and mental decay through a dark lens. A multi-genre list that includes literary, contemporary, horror, etc.






books for odd gross sad silly girls
i am an odd gross sad silly girl, and maybe you are too






Female rage and a cup of hate






patron saints of vanity
weird books where there's a focus on beauty, betterment, and the horror of both






Diverse Baseline Challenge
These Diverse Baseline Challenge was created by @bookish.millennial & @themargherita.s (on instagram). In 2025, the goal is to read 1 book by a racialized author each month. This challenge is meant to encourage readers to try genres they historically donโt reach for, find new-to-them racialized authors, and to encourage reflection on our reading habits.
This is a mix of recommendations by the challenge organizers and myself.






Korean Fiction
In line with Han Kang winning the Nobel Prize in Literature 2024. This is a list of popular Korean fiction translated to English.






Chamomile
Books that feel like a warm cup of chamomile tea.






East Asian Literature






between two books
florence welchโs book club
*not a complete list






Translated Asian Literature
These were translated for a reason
Everything in this list I have read






contemporary fictions by june!
various genres nyehehe





