My favorite MM ice hockey books (of which I have read way too many); I may later include some I also enjoyed but are not my favorites but I'm including to be recommended anyway for everyone's different tastes

All the recs I got on my post, Asking for weird dystopian feminist books that make you question everything and that have the same vibe as "Tender is the flesh" :)) Thank u all!!

Weird girl lit based around work. Suggestions welcome!

Script books are hard to find

sapphic horror/horror adjacent reads

Fiction, theory, queer

All the star wars books in the right order (read from the bottom of the List)

“Fem(me)” as in lover, nurturer and fierce protector of the queer community, especially in relation to gender nonconforming butch/stud peers. <3

books that feel right to read in the winter. cool, isolation, maybe some holiday spirit

books that feel right to read in the fall. moody, grounded, spooky perhaps.

books that feel good to read during the summer. sunny, refreshing, sweaty, adventurous perhaps.

books that just feel right to read in the springtime. fresh starts, transformation, thawing, etc.

“Before we begin, you must all be warned — nothing here is vegetarian.”

The intensity of the appetites and content in these books vary, check trigger warnings if needed.

This one's for smexy bishies ehehehe. ^_^ Alternatively, a list focused on erotic yaoi/BL. Let's fujo tf out.

books i reread over and over again

It took me way too long to realize that my favorite romance setting isn't "the beach"—it's specifically cold beach towns. Give me all the foggy harbors, rocky coastlines, seafood shacks, and ferry rides, and characters who need a jacket to walk on the beach.

If you love that cozy Atlantic coast aesthetic, these romances are set everywhere from the Maritime provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island) to the charming seaside towns of New England. Comment to add recs!

Kudzu climbs up the hills, katydids sing in the hollers, and there's something calling from the woods...

Horror books and short stories set in Appalachia.

Think: whistling winds, howling coyotes, rural isolation, small towns, folklore, religious fanaticism, and ghostly voices coming from the forest

Recs welcome! 🖤

❗️Some of the these books are classified as extreme horror/splatterpunk. PLEASE protect yourself, and check all trigger warnings.❗️