Recs if you like Death in Venice...

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

The queer agenda has taken over your English lesson and the compulsory reading list to make you disgustingly educated and gay af 🏳️‍🌈

Based off having to study older books that have monumental impact 💥 Will keep updating the curriculum, CLASS IS IN SESSION 🔊

Books featuring LGBTQ+ characters and/or themes that are considered to be classics in one way or another

For when reading a classic feels too daunting. Classics under 200 pages!

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Marilyn Monroe was known as an avid reader with a deep love of literature. She took literature courses at UCLA, married a playwright, and was (in?)famously photographed reading Ulysses in a park. It's said that her divorce to Arthur Miller stemmed from an incident in which he insulted her intelligence. Supposedly, she amassed a 1000+ book collection at the height of her reading that she was very proud of. Here are the books known to be a part of her beloved personal library.

Some of these are more depressing than others... ☕

a collection of recommendations from the Made for the Movies forum

Books where obsession and power dynamics are central themes.

A list of ‘roman á clef’s, or fictionalized versions of true stories

Classic novels! Find a new fave with this list.

Books that I think you should read if you love The Secret History

Classics written between 1900 and 1919 with significant queer themes. Always looking for more tips! Note: the Nobuko Yoshiya book is called "Two Virgins in the Attic" in English.

Currently in my second year. Most of these have been read in part, not completion. Also including books from my minor in Greek :3

A list for the #cinephiles of books that have been adapted into film / limited series