Recs if you like The Coin...

An emergent subgrene by and about strange women on themes of female rage, sisterhood, hunger, attraction, beauty, motherhood, violence, and much more.

Books where the protagonist loses their grip on reality, has strange, unsettling, and/or surreal experiences

books featuring obsession, from the light-hearted and quirky to the dark and twisted

🍃✨ books where the real setting is somebody’s unsettling brain/perspective (with exceptional prose quality)

All sorts of stories about all sorts of women and girls.

This list will be deleted in a few days. Go follow the masterlist by @yarnandbooks instead! :)

SWANA authors are authors from South West Asia and North Africa. They currently make up <1% of the trad publishing industry. This list is here to introduce you to their stories.

NOTE: if you find an author who doesn’t belong on this list, please comment & I will remove the book(s) ASAP.

As always, lists are forever evolving🥰

books for fans of Lena Dunham’s Girls <3

Fiction where we learn perhaps a bit too much about someone's bathroom habits

All sorts of stories about all sorts of women. Mostly litfic, some horror.

books that fall in the “woman unraveling” subgenre. life is so much, and sometimes the only way we know how to react is to spiral…. for better or worse !

A list of fiction written by and about the Palestinian experience.

"Weird girl literature" by BIPoC authors and/or featuring BIPoC experiences

💜 yarnandbooks

Books that highlight the ways gender roles have harmed women, often through assigning an inherent wickedness to the entire gender and using suffering or punishment to “liberate” women from our wickedness. Starting with The Yellow Wallpaper, in which Victorian standards for women expected purity and perfection. Imperfection, whether it be postpartum depression or strong opinions, was labeled as female hysteria and treated in a way that only further harmed women. Exploring empowerment & autonomy

Past, present, and future reads of InterFemi Book Club 💜 Instagram: @interfemibookclub 💜 A space for anyone passionate about feminism through an intersectional lens. We read books that explore gender, race, class, disability, and queerness, centering diverse voices and lived experiences.

Jack Edward’s book club picks

Includes dark academia, fantasy, and literary fiction--but takes place on a campus or in some way relates to student/teaching life.

A book club where storytelling is at it’s heart. To feel for characters in stories as we might for ourselves or our friends.