Recs if you like The Witchwood Knot...

Books that include faeries, whether whimsical or scary

Let me know if you have any recommendations to add to this list!

In honour of Everybody Scream dropping tomorrow, here are books that are utterly delicious, magical, and sometimes a little bit dark. (Lots of folklore, some horror, and of course feminine rage)

Perfect for fantasy lovers with not enough hours in the day!

Feel free to mention any I missed in the comments 😊

A masterlist of standalone adult fantasy novels (no novellas).

Always looking for recs!

…fairytales with a darkness that creeps

A collection of books that are or feel like historical romance and from a time long past, with elements of magic, whimsy and fantasy!

(open to suggestions!)

Just like the regency-era list, this is for books with faeries set in the Victorian-era (and Edwardian, because there aren't enough of those for it to be its own list). As always, open to recommendations!

Historical fiction with magic, whether a lot or a little. I've mainly included books set in the 19th century to the early 20th. Some don't specify what year they're set in but have the 'vibes' of that era.

First book in a series counts as the entire series.

Books to reach for when you feel the itch to daydream about running through a dimly lit castle, followed by a shadowy presence, only to discover a dark forest stretching out before you.

books so magical, you forget you're reading

A collection of fictional books where the world building heavily features ,or is based on, the original Faerie/Fae/Fairy Faith with little changes.

This list contains books set in regency (inspired) settings, with fairytale elements. Some are heavily fairytale/fantasy, while others lean more towards historical fiction. All have a similar vibe ☕️

Dark fantasy and gothic elements

Books from different genres, all written by Canadians.

cozy fantasy books with clean or closed door romance

Books that mix a little bit of this and a little bit of that together (I.e. horror romance, sci fi historical fiction, etc.)

books that feel right to read in the fall. moody, grounded, spooky perhaps.

books with magic, fae, and romance all set in historical periods.

These are books I will never get tired of recommending. I think you could summon me in a demonic circle if they were in it. (WIP still adding)