I'm constantly hunting for books, either fictional or metaphysical / mythological that feature the Norse Goddess, Sigyn! Please feel free to suggest more. c:

All the books I plan to read to fulfill all the prompts

Inspired by the Stanford class on Ethics, Public Policy, & Technological Change

it's time for some GL ^^ p.s: this is not a personal list, so please don't downvote. i found these recommendations myself. so, enjoy! :)

I want to be Miss Marple when I grow up. I want to live in a cottage in a tiny village and solve crime without having to run around or do anything dangerous, just drink tea and knit. For me these are the original cosy crime stories and Agatha Christie will always be the queen of this genre.

for all the ARMY people! Obviously, these are not all the books he has ever read ever but it is a good start

Mystery/thriller books featuring a missing sister(s) / a sister solving the mystery of her sisters disappearance etc

A selection of novels and short story collections by Indonesian women writers, available in English translation and spanning works from the late twentieth century to today.

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Just books I thought helped show the primal feminine rage we are all experiencing right now in the dumpster fire 🔥 of a planet

Non-fiction books centered on decolonizing food and land access. Recommendations and feedback encouraged! 🩷

Poetry collections with Horror Themes

I'm big into the theme of stories having archaeological plots. Even if the story isn't fully centered on archaeology--if it has a hint of it or similar fields of study--I'm in love. These stories might not have the same feel as "the Mummy" or "Indiana Jones", but they will have a hint of archaeological-adjacent themes smattered within at least.

books I want to read while getting through my psychology degree. My interests in the field jump all over the place, especially when you add in other social sciences (anthropology/archaeology and history my beloved) so this list is a way to combine all the things I love within a psychological perspective! :)