Recs if you like Dart...

nonfiction books about rivers, their history, and the ways they’ve always connected and reflected us.

books that engage with water as a way to explore migration, multispecies kinship, race, capitalism, transatlantic slavery, and more. stories that take place in, on, or around the water. coastlines, swamps, rivers, maritime histories, and the oceanic.

Though slightly different in concept, nature and eco poetry originate in the same place: a love for the land and those that inhabit it. Poets old and modern are welcome. As always, feel free to send recommendations my way.

Top 100 books of the 21st century

Inspired by my Modernism module💕 Books that evoke vivid city settings or revolve around a place almost like the city/town is a character in itself. A bit of a spin on the "sentient house" trope; what books out there have a city setting that steals the show? One of my favourite underrated tropes. All genres, reccomendations welcome!

after the poetry reading club, Apricot Trees Exist at Alienated Majesty Books: "Reading poems for generative inspiration" & Aracelis Girmay's collection, Green of All Heads—

Just a simple list of poetry and lyrical prose books and collections I wish got more love, especially online! People say Poetry is a dying art form, and as a poet I am determined to NOT LET THAT HAPPEN. Here are some of my favourites, some TBRs and open invitation for chats and reccomendations of favourite poems or collections in the comments!🥰

Rivers, Magical Realism, and Psycho-Geography