ode to I Saw the TV Glow and trans women

Happy Genderfluid Visibility Week!! Here's a list of books we love with genderfluid characters (this may be explicit representation or subtext/interpretation by the reader). (This list is presented by Duck Prints Press, the indie publisher focused on publishing queer art and stories by queer creators! A group of us collaborate to make these recommendations.)

you say bitch like it’s a bad thing

My favorite kind of heroine.

Nothing like the paralyzing fear of trying to pick a book for book club! This is mostly me trying to keep track of books I want to experience with a group and/or beg to be discussed

Del "My name it's not Moon, tú te llamas Luna", a los libros. Romance, sea del tipo que sea, en español. Se aceptan sugerencias para esta lista. Su única condición es que su primer idioma de publicación sea este idioma.

Our great grandkids will roll their eyes when they see these on a syllabus like we did with To Kill A Mockingbird.

Taking recommendations but no guarantees on the timeliness of actually getting around to reading them. No real criteria besides roughly in the last 100 years and vibes.

my top reads of 2026

Hockey romances for this upcoming cold season. Some better then others but all will have you kicking your feet while needing to be next to a fire place.

A collection of one of my favorite themes for a book cover: botanical horror!

Romance books by Filipino authors that I've read and would recommend

What’s buried won’t stay buried for long. Fungi & Rot Horror for Mycophiles & Horror Readers alike.

Books that are 250 pages or less that will leaving you feeling satiated.

Where banter is good and vibes are immaculate

“Vintage” fantasy books: hidden, well-loved treasures often discovered in places like garage sales or your local thrift store 📚

Books I often see men reading or discussing

aka. Book Club Fiction

An industry buzzword term that literary agents are reportedly increasingly requesting - but most people don't realize that the books they're reading or writing fit the description.

Books that meld the best of both worlds of commercial fiction and literary fiction. These works are character-driven, possess a good hook, has quality but accessible writing, a widely connectable theme, and is written with the aim of thoughtful discussion. They're often ideal for book clubs.

A list of horror books that I cannot wait to start reading, finish, or read again.

Sometimes, all you need it a good hug. These books provide that. They are warm, cozy, and restore your faith in the world. This list includes (and is not limited by): hot beverages, cats, found family and so on…