Mystery novels set in rich, well-developed fantasy worlds. (This list does not include urban fantasy.)

a non-comprehensive list of byronic heroes in both classic and contemporary novels. please comment any suggestions!

Romances where the main charecters have and a job in media - mainly audio work like podcasts and radio <3 but I may throw in a few women in SPAM

Book club for @LittleLeggies twitch community January February March - Cruelty Free April May June July August - Pride and Prejudice September October November December

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The books Joey Santore list at the end of Concrete Botany

Books that are genuinely creepy, and you will lie awake thinking about them and looking in every nook and cranny before you sleep. Do not recommend reading in the middle of the night with only a bedside lamp

F1 romances when you want to feel something! Happy, sad , etc

Adding to daily , reccomadations allowed and welcome

The major works of Fredrik Backman for the completionist.

A collection of fiction books that feature a moment of knitting.

Fourteen remarkable Canadian authors have been named to the 2026 Giller Prize longlist. These exceptional novels were chosen from more than 140 works of fiction submitted by publishers across Canada.

The major works of George Orwell for the completionist.

There's nothing quite like a great audiobook recording. Here are some of our favorites! (This is a list made by the rec list contributors at Duck Prints Press)

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.