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Cozy fantasy is more vibe, less genre. These are books that feel cozy to ME that don’t necessarily scream “cozy fantasy”

In a world of invisible prose, we should point out the flowery prose. Bad examples included.

This one is for alien lovers, medieval warlord stans, and everyone who’s ever messaged us to ask for a Viking interstitial. We’re talking about fur in all its function—luxury, warmth, competence, and historical necessity. It’s not the mojo dojo casa house vibe, but it sure is something. Proceed with caution…these Viking books are a lot.

books with unique and disturbing premises that are designed to challenge the way we think.

Other books and plays referenced within Erin Morgenstern’s The Starless Sea.

See notes for information on references. (Tk)

🚧 In Progress !! 🚧 - Confirming and noting exact place / theme / etc of referenced material. Pulling from others lists atm / online until I do.

Adding the starless sea so this list can be found by those looking at the book! 👀 ✨

Before I started reading for real, I had no interest in Greek Mythology, however I discovered that I absolutely LOVE it. So here is a list for myself and others that enjoy it as well.

A list of books with spice/open doors that ranges from mild to hot hot hot. (P.s. romance doesn't have to be the main genre)

stories tracing a single life from youth to adulthood, but the protagonist is an animal; novelizations of the "beast fable." and YES, there are middle grade books on here, because people love writing books about animals for kids but think adults are too good for it.

brasil's biggest literary prize, the tortoise awards! winners and finalists from 2020 on

tales of girls pondering in the wilderness

Books for when you want to induce autumn vibes regardless of the time of year. Purely vibes/atmosphere based so not all recs will be “spooky” or autumnal, it’s more the aura they give off - think dark academia, dark fantasy, some classics, southern gothic, etc.

It could be the middle of summer and yet reading these make you feel like it’s raining outside, the windows are fogged up, you have a spiced pumpkin candle going, and Coraline on in the background🤎

(romance and fantasy) books with main characters who have a chronic illness! please comment any recs!

Witches, warlocks, mermaids and masters

books in which speculative/science fiction/fantastical elements play with memory to interrogate the boundaries of the self and society as concepts