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Whichever performance art style you want, as long as it's queer. Also see my "Do Be a Drag" list for drag specific recs/TBR.

Books about beauty, youth, and skincare. Oh and also cannibalism

being beautiful isn't what it seems: or, the horrors of the beauty and wellness industry [fiction list]

Female protagonists who bring a burning rage, iron will, or anything they damn well please to the plot.

Books where women are messy, angry, unhinged, and so unapologetic about it. I swear nothing feels as cathartic as reading a woman burn the world down (sometimes literally) and watching the pieces fall exactly where she wants them.🔪📚

Assassination Classroom is a manga series written and illustrated by Yusei Matsui. The series follows the daily life of an extremely powerful octopus-like being working as a junior high homeroom teacher, and his misfit students dedicated to the task of assassinating him to prevent Earth from being destroyed.

Also, I got a box set in shape of school bag with Koro-sensei’s face on the side of all the volumes so I want to track which ones I’ve read.

Romantasy books to read to escape reality

the wonderful people on BookRiot's All the Books podcast have some great recs, and i wanted a place to keep them all separate (can be from All the Books or All the More Books, just have to be talked about on the show)

Books that everyone has read. The ones that are kind of shameful to admit you still haven’t read, honestly. I swear I will get there one day😭

Books that include the theme of maze-like houses, interiors, and some actual mazes. Usually horror, not always.

Standalone fantasy books that won't make you invest your life in a dozen installments

I am in no way an expert on this topic but me and my reading circle has been meaning to incorporate more Palestine Genocide relevant books in our readings.

campuses, the occult, a bacchanalia or two. only true dark academia in this list 🍂🚬☕️

Romance books featuring love stories between two women that will make you swoon!

Representations of the black experience through fantasy, science fiction, and speculative fiction.