Recs if you like The Book of Fallen Leaves...

Books set in an Asian or Asian-inspired setting or incorporates elements of an Asian culture or mythology. Only the first book in a series is listed.

No I am not a white girl who ‘is newly Chinese’. But I am a white girl WHO LITERALLY WILL CONSUME ANY ASIAN FANTASY I CAN GET MY HANDS ON!!! Like literally fly me away because these authors and their worlds are SO GOOD!!!

All books of Fairyloot in 2026. This includes the subscribtions and the shop editions.

"By the breath of Set, what sorcery is this?! These scribes of the far north and the distant west have imagined worlds that almost - almost - match the splendor of my own court. They speak of dragons? I have hunted lions in the heat of the Retjenu! They speak of rings of power? I wear the crown of the Two Lands, which binds the world from the Delta to the cataracts of Kush! ​Still... there is a certain charm to these 'high fantasies' that I can not deny."

All the Fairyloot YA, Adult, Romantasy, and Quarterly sub pick for 2026

a non comprehensive list of books you should keep an eye on in 2026

authors love naming their books "the book of _____"

Hello I am a bookseller, and in all seriousness these are the books I talk about EVERYDAY to customers or my colleagues! You should probably read them x

Books picked for Goldsboro's fantasy and sci-fi focused subscription - Fellowship! All are limited special editions that come signed and numbered, often with unique designs.

Subscription was formerly known as GSFF.

A list of all the books featured as monthly picks for the Fairyloot Epic Sub. ◽️ Not Including sequels or special editions outside of the monthly sub.◽️ I will include new books about a month after release to avoid spoilers.

Never go wrong when you pick a book with one of these in it

Every book in Fairyloot’s Quarterly Epic Fantasy subscription.

A vibes-based list themed after Legend of Zelda.

Inspo: the Gorons and Gerudo, where the dungeons usually involve a test of wills, skilled combat, and stealth. Their themes overlap in complimentary ways, so I bundled them together in one list to reduce redundancy. Themes: duty-bound, deceiving appearances, forging your own path, challenge a broken system.