Complete works of sci-fi romance author Ursa Dax.

The weird, spooky, and (sometimes) horrific stories set in the Wild West!

I'm always looking for new suggestions, so feel free to comment some recommendations for the list 🏜️

Writing by South and East Asian writers.

A list of Nonfiction (including memoirs) that I’ve read on my journey to educate myself! (Books posted here are ones I have finished & feel are beneficial reads.)

Stories beautifully told in comic book form

For anyone who wants to live in a matriarchal society, since clearly something needs to change.

These books could be from thrillers to romance to even fairy tales. These books have an amazing little romance added to them. I understand that it's not the whole plot, but they could have been the whole plot or a little sprinkle that just added on to the already amazing stories!

Queer fantasy book recs

if I had a nickel for every thriller I know that stars a writer, I'd have a bunch of nickels, and that's awesome because I love nickels!

For when you want something more ominous, macabre, or mysterious in taste that also centers on a deeply specific subject. Ranging from the occult to the supernatural to just plain weird and interesting. Expand your knowledge by reading these narrow glimpses into the past.

Thrillers id recommend

Not all of these books will have cannibalism... but there is a non-zero chance at least 1% will.

This is for the classics, the old and new, the lesser known books, the short stories and the translated speculative fiction. Sci-fi could be argued to be one of the best and most expansive genres out there - it’s just a matter of finding the right book for you.

If there is a series, I will only be putting the first book unless they are unrelated.

These books defined my childhood and still hold up to this day. Dystopian stories have been so influential in my life and as I get older my perspective continues to shift and the book becomes more and more dynamic. Deeper themes are embedded in books for kids, and these ones sparked deeper reflections for me -- as well as just being fun! A bunch of these aren't typical "dystopian" books and they span across genres but they all evoke the same feeling for me. I will keep updating as I think of more! Also I literally begged my parents for a bow and arrow after I read the Hunger Games lolllll