I just wanted to keep track of the books my professor assigns for us to read from so hopefully I can look back to them someday!

This is a personal curriculum reading list that was put together to help with understanding CPTSD and how to begin the journey to recovery. This list was created with people who identify as creative women in mind; however, the titles on this list are useful reads for anyone who wants to figure themselves out and hopefully live life feeling more at ease, safe, and confident.

Non romantic love is important too!! Family can be hard but if you cried watching that Christmas Bob's Burger episode this list is for you. And really if youve been/had a sister its also for u

Vampires, shifters, ghosts, magic and more.

So far, all the books I have read. (Still Growing 🌿)

Like nonfiction natural history, but with more dragons

(These are books I’ve read and recommend, but I’m open to suggestions!)

dystopian fiction

books, both fiction and non-fiction that tell the story of the one and only unsinkable titanic (sunk in: 1912) recs are always welcomed!

A list of (mostly) mystery books with sapphic main characters.

I included some books of other genres that have a strong mystery element.

There will be no one breasting boobily anywhere here.

Some criteria:

• women characters should be multidimensional with their own goals, agendas, and flaws
• the main character should be a woman, and there should be at least one other female character who is significant to the plot
• women characters’ role should not be defined solely by her relationship to a man
• author is a cis man
• one book per author

Let’s hold male authors to a higher standard because it is possible.

books featured on the podcast Shelved By Genre

"I want to know about elfs. I want to know about dwarfs. I want to know about: wizards. I want to know about: goblins. I want to know about: cyberpunks. I want to know about: rampant AI. I want to know about: Master Chief. I want to know about: gay wizards. Okay? Like that’s what I want to know about." - Cameron Kunzelman

Have you read Modern Greek Myth Retellings and want to read the source of the information and myths or heard something online about a Greek Myth and wasn't sure if it's true and you don't know where to start. Here's this list Epics along with plays

Fiction and nonfiction list. History sure does rhyme. If you have recs for this list, let me know!! Specifically, I'm looking for more adult nonfiction published in the last 10 years, but I'll take anything! Please don't comment that you "didn't learn about this in school", it is not my problem.