Non-fiction and fiction books about labour and union history.

Books coming from La isla

Did you know there's more to Jewish fiction than WWII books? Suggestions welcome as long as they aren't zionist propaganda 🇵🇸

the green man, pagan rites, stone circles, sacrifice, jack of the woods

Our ancestors were lynched by mobs, interned by their own government, and banned by a Republican-led eugenics law that called them biologically inferior. They were anarchists and labor radicals, not conservatives. Somewhere between Ellis Island and the suburbs, Italian Americans were sold whiteness and handed a Republican voter registration card and a red hat. Understanding how that trade was made is how we unmake it and how we dismantle the white supremacy our people were conscripted into.

detectives, missing girls, dark lakes, inhuman mysteries

lovecraftian, cosmic, violent, nightmareish, ancient, warped

analogue horror, vhs, cult films, occult objects, static, exploitation, found footage, snuff

This list is dedicated for all the book recommended and mentioned by Louisa Munch - critical theorist. I follow her Instagram account almost from the very first videos. Louisa inspired me to organise better my political reading and she always gives some nice recommendations to inform yourself about the political landscape of today. I just wanted to have all the books in one place, plus the ones which I found on my own reading journey.

We can't have a democracy without informed citizens - Louisa Toxvaerd Munch

ecosystemics, xenobotany, parasites, hybridities, alien worlds, mycological entities

angels, demons, monks, plague, puss, flesh, fear, fire,

Self-contained SFF books that belong to a series, offering a complete story without a multi-book commitment. A perfect way to sample immersive worlds while limiting potential disappointment – yet still leaving more to explore if you liked it.

"All aboard the Nostalgia Train!
We are an online book club that covers the YA and MG mega hits of the past.

You can re-read a childhood favorite or discover a cultural touchstone you may have missed out on. Then we chat about them in YouTube live streams and see how they have stood the test of time."

Fiction books that are impactful for those on a grief journey, but in a less “on-the-nose” way🦋

books by V.E. Schwab that blurr the lines between heroes and villains, humans and monsters and question what it means to be each

fiction books with at least one major character who is religious while being queer (or implied to be), regardless of whether or not that's a good thing in the narrative. open to recs and corrections!!

Finalists for the 2026 Hugo Award for BEST NOVEL and BEST NOVELLA, presented by the World Science Fiction Society (WSFS).

books with unhinged narrators and feel impossible to put down

Not Greek or Roman