Recs if you like Women in Love (Barnes & Noble Classics Series)...

Based on the list/book published in 2006, general editor Peter Boxall.

Found this online - a reading list of a first year English course at Oxford University. Wanted to create this for my own enjoyment and figured someone else might like it too! I only added the fiction and poetry books and I also did not add any companions.

The last bit (from bottom up to Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway) are required reading - top half is recommended.

The Primary Works section of the Reading List of Thomas C. Foster's How to Read Literature Like a Professor

Books saved the narrator in "Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal" by Jeanette Winterson. Books may yet save us. This is a list of all the books mentioned & referenced in the novel. Feel free to comment any that I missed

These are all the books I had to read for my English Literature course for uni, hope this might help some people get a general idea/starting point if they are interested in this subject!!! (And also a way to keep track of my class-related readings:))

As the romance genre has increased in popularity so have the attempts to ban it, often due to LGBTQIA+ themes or explicate content. Decreasing the stigma around sex and show casing both good and bad romantic and sexual scenarios is essential in helping people (especially women) navigate their lives and get the information they needs. So, whether you're a romance fanatic or spicy scenes aren't really your thing, here is a list of banned or challenged romance books. Recs welcome

book in "Chapter 30: The Nocturnal Conspiracy by Smoke Wyannoch Harvey" is fictional

here we go round the prickly pear