Recs if you like River of Teeth ...
Wikipedia Rabbit Holes
Fiction about hyperspecific stuff that'll get you lost in Wikipedia if you're not careful — the more niche the better. Suggestions welcome, but to make the cut, there MUST be a corresponding Wikipedia page!! Links in the comments to get you started.
Stop doing accents, you're embarrassing yourself!
These audiobooks do accents so badly they'll give you second-hand embarrassment. Please let me know what books I should add to this list.
heist literature
(all-genres) fiction involving robberies. please leave recs!
Really Short Standalone SFF Reads
Speculative (sci-fi, fantasy, horror etc.) novellas less than 200 pages long that are either standalone or read like a standalone story
cowboys are frequently secretly fond of each other
a list of lgbt cowboys, curated by the community (see comments for the original post). my primary focus is mlm (gay, bisexual, cis or trans men), but will include some wlw. please leave further suggestions!
They are just trans okay
Books with trans characters that are not just about being trans
bite-size SFFH (but it bites back)
SFFH novellas for when you don't have the time for an 800 page epic but crave that mineral. rich worlds and characters that linger in your mind. includes queer, diverse, intersectional reads. Recs welcome, this is a work of love in progress ✨
Non-Binary Rep
Books where the main character is non-binary, genderfluid, or non-binary to trans.
Genderqueer Fantasy and Sci-Fi
Title says. Only the first (or not) book of each series are included. Literally any fantasy that is gender nonconforming.
Weird Westerns
A blend of traditional frontier tales with horror, fantasy, and/or science fiction elements
Short and (maybe) Sweet
For the times you want a short read or need to finish a challenge fast.
All of these are less than 200 pages or no more than 5 hours long. Most are considered novellas, but some short stories have been included as well. No anthologies or collections.
It's giving🤔.... DND!!!
Books to read when your dnd campaign is in scheduling hell and you need a charming yet chaotic fantasy/sci-fi story to fill the void. These books are full of found family, improbable schemes, and wacky dungeon master style narration.
Rolling Down the River
Books with "River" in the title
sweet tea and biscuits
fiction set in the american south I only list books I have read!
i saw it on pinterest
books or book quotes that looked interesting
