Fiction Edition - HOW TO FIGHT A DICTATOR
Inspired by @kishmish's nonfiction list (linked here). All suggestions for fiction set during real life dictatorships, depicting life under a dictatorship, or otherwise revolving around fictional narratives related to dictators, oppression, resistance, and authoritarian regimes are welcome!






Louder than the Bombs
WWII historical fiction. From everyday bravery to remarkable heroism, these characters and their stories remind us that everyone can be brave.
Credit to @startripper for the title (I don’t listen to the smiths :(






Lady spies
Fictional (mostly historical) tales of intrigue and espionage starring female characters. Women are good for more than just honeypots 😤






Women in Aviation
MAINLY focusing on ww2 aviation history since i know a lot of books within that area, BUT will also contain general works about women in aviation as a whole.






The "Was an Accel. Reader Since 1st Grade" List
All of these books I got assigned to read between elementary, middle, and high school and they have changed and wrecked me for the better.






Tempest: Book Recs 📖 🛡
These books mirror Tempest’s intense political friction by throwing sharp, highly capable protagonists into the crosshairs of global intelligence wars, state betrayals, and international conspiracies. Based on the Korean Drama, Tempest.






Whose line is it anyway?
Books that are like a game of broken telephone! Books/stories within books, multiple layers of narration, or multiple narrators





