The official reading list for the So Desensitized Spooky Season Spooktacular 2026!

Need more books like this :3

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A list of books mentioned in Anne Rice’s “The Vampire Chronicles”. Incomplete and ongoing, I’ll add books as I come across them.

If there’s any you think of to add, let me know. I’m on TBT right now, but haven’t scoured the first three books yet— pulled only from memory.

Books about/ with prominent side characters which are fae creatures that aren't high/ court fae or little guys with wings. We're talking the weirdos, the little monsters you don't usually hear about. The random half-fairies. Pointy eared sexy beings can be in sight I guess.

This list contains all of Agatha Christie's Novels as per the Agatha Christie website

Topics in academic philosophy - Food

Why our diets matter, how food relates to culture, etc.

Ghostly secondary characters and funeral homes/mortuaries have become more and more prevalent in romance over the last few years. These are some notable examples.

Topics in academic philosophy Some discussion on food ethics and food’s relationship to the environment

Books i read

Books i want to read

Coming of age novels end when the girl figures out who she is. Coming of Rage begins years later, when the woman realizes what's been done to her and is finally old enough to know better. Some of these women savor it slowly. Others empty the bottle and make a Molotov cocktail. All of them are done apologizing. Always taking recs - See pinned comment!

Necromancy, bone magic and hauntings

Books that showcase the rules and life that we grew up in. Or showcase others living that life.

Guides, patterns, and history on making stained glass pieces!

Having finally moved somewhere with good enough airflow to solder(reminder it's important to wear a mask and have good ventilation!), I decided to start looking for resources and related topics.

Being raised in a super strict IFB household, surging years of abuse being justified by “biblical discipline “ has left me searching for books that leave me feeling more informed, and like I’m not alone in surviving toxicity. These books do just that.

my favourite science fiction

Books framed as a character sharing their story, often times directly addressing their audience. This isn't just first person, this is "I've written down what happened to me/them to set the record straight." Recommendations welcome!

spooky or even horror books for all who usually don‘t read spooky or horror books bc they are a little scared

A great book leaves you diffrent then it finds you. These one's more then the rest. Some changed my thinking (Yes Man), some educated me (Time after time) and some just made me feel (Fahrenheit 451).