any recs?

Books that feature islands in the sky, or other airborne landmasses. Suggestions always welcome!

any more fantasy recs to add? (YA only)

A list of my my favourite books that I’ll always recommend…

my recomendation as an aspiring medievalist

This list is by no means exhaustive, but offers many in-roads to studying gender more deeply. Books on this list range from more popular to more academic. There are also a few biographies / memoirs from influential activists and scholars. Lots of these books sit at the intersection of gender studies and Black studies, political theory, and history.

Licking, eating, stuffing- things are getting messy and delicious. Hope you brought your appetite because the moment is heated, and the food is part of the sensual tension.

This is a list for books with a scene involving food play, food kink, or food fetish (varying degrees).

Always open to recommendations!

Books that could easily stand alone and be incredible if there was no romance in them at all, but also happen to have at least one male lead that falls for another man.

horror novels where at least part of the narrative takes place as an interview!

Setiap Tempat Punya Cerita adalah proyek kolaborasi pertama Gagas Media dan Bukune. Seri ini menggabungkan fiksi dan travelling experience.

Stories where painters and/or paintings play a major role.

All (or almost all) of my favorite books

books that leave you hunting for answers in unusual structures, presentations, and fragments - from words, to images, to abstraction of form altogether.

Happy Halloween! We love monster books. So here's a pile of books, across genres, that have monsters as characters. And they have queer characters! And sometimes, the monster is (one of) the queer characters! But not always. (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.)

These are the 2026 Women’s prize shortlist. A competition that celebrates women in literature ❤️. This years winner was ‘The Correspondent’ by Virginia Evans

Classics and popular pieces that were made into graphic novels! I feel like have a lot of knowledge in this category becuse when I was younger I read a like a million graphic novels so I’ll be randomly remembering new books to put out on this list so check back soon!
📚 !RECS WELCOME! 📚

graphic novels, romance and mystery all in the spirit of halloween

Single parents, navigating relationships, and creating blended families

horror books whose protagonists have (or can be interpreted as having) OCD. Details on in-text confirmed vs author confirmed vs my interpretation in the pinned comment!