evermore literary references / books that inspired some of the songs + books that are perfect to read while listening to the album.

p.s. it's my favorite taylor swift album.

Books that don't primarily focus on romance but feature queer women or their love stories

But like good weird

Young adult recs cuz we all weird and we love it

love spells and glamour magic 🪞 some read, some not. recommendations welcome!!

Get ready to meet a diverse cast of nonbinary characters who are the protagonists of their own stories. Recommendations welcome!

This house runs on CPT⌚️These books explore subversions of hegemonic time, including queer time, crip time, black time, mad time, and postcolonial time. Suggestions welcome!

Manga is a really good medium for tournament stories — serial release let's these tournaments have the space they need. I got really into this genre as a teenager and sports manga was the way I learned anything about any sport since I have always been a massive nerd.

I find it really difficult to remember what the series is in order as well as the Super Editions and such, so I decided to make a list that could help others with the same problem. There are so many books in this world that I want to read and I keep having to look up the order and remember which one to follow. I followed the order of the Warrior Cats website which details where to read Super Editions, Novellas, and field guides to avoid spoilers. They also had a chronological reading order but this is the order I'm reading.

Follow the main character as they tell (or are being told) a tale.

Please let me know of more books to add!

I know I’m gonna sob reading these.

Please feel free to suggest books!

A Reading List for the Chronically Unserious

Romance books that take place on, near, or adjacent to boats. Time to listen to yacht rock and enjoy the ride.

the darker side of new england. crumbling colonial-era brick, run down coastal towns, abandoned factories, dilapidated mills, foggy orchards, cold dark waters, whispers of witchcraft, venerated institutions, secret societies, and uneasy echoes of the past.

books with pink covers 🩷 some i have read and some i haven’t. open to suggestions!

These are books that deal with grief, but feel gentle. It's a lot of graphic novels and even some kid's books. A lot of these are stories that are light or made me feel held in a way. The nonfiction ones had good facts, but were also reassuring and/or didn't involve a lot of heavy details that some grief books can have.

Are they lovers? Worse.