Books I’ve read that feature lesbian/bi/sapphic romance

This is my big list of all top Adult Slashers. This list is the most objective starting point for all things slasher. I've excluded Clown in a Cornfield because it's YA, despite being one of the most popular slasher series, and excluded other clearly YA titles.

Young Adult Slasher. Although predominantly work in the Adult Slasher section of the book shop, the YA section contain MOST of my favourites. These books are faster pace, and often a bit more cinematic than the Adult and Literary Slashers - And often made into films!

A bit of everything for everyone

This is a list of "What's New" in the world of Slasher - And what's Good!

Nothing and no one is safe, as nothing will stop these main characters from achieving what they want: A craft they wish to master, power they yearn to wield, a goal they cannot live without achieving (no matter the cost)...or another person who is already theirs - they just don't know it yet

Gaurdian trope!!! We all know single mom and single dad, but what about books where an older sibling has to care for the younger sibling(s)? Either fighting for, already have custody, or just generally stepping up to be the parental role in their life. Open for recs!!

Women in love with monsters

Books that explain the science at work behind cooking and baking. Recommendations welcome!

I probably read way too much of this genre, but I love love love having descriptions for magic abilities. Some Systems are focused on Stat growth, and are very shallow. This list is full of Systems that I find interesting, unique, or engaging.

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Fantasy worlds that are all about the people being terrorized by giant magic and vicious creatures. I'm thinking of true beasts and monsters like the Bariwolves that stalk Odessa in "Shield of Sparrows" instead of monsters that turn out to be humanoid like rabid zombies. Will add recommendations from the comments 💬

Step back into a lost era where paperbacks were loud, landlines were cut, and terror was printed on cheap pulp pages. As darkness falls across the lands, light a candle and lose yourself in a curated world of lurid cover art, creeping gothic dread, and unapologetic retro camp. Reader beware, vintage horror brings the scares.

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I'm collecting books from each country. Ideally written by transmasc people or other flavour of queer. If I get really desperate I may add a book written by a cis woman with feminist undertones.

Recommendations are welcome!