if i got a nickel every time i saw [something] river ranch on my feed id have a lot of nickels

Fiction Stories based on Indigenous/American Indian/Native American culture.

Libri di scrittori italiani che pubblicano in self o sotto case editrici di piccole dimensioni. Suggerimenti rispetto ai titoli da aggiungere sono benvenuti. Preferibilmente, romanzi di speculative fiction (fantasy, horror, fantascienza, weird), ma anche altri generi sono accettati.

Books that are retellings of Greek mythology or with aspects of it.

I am a strong believer of tattoos are art and don’t need a deeper meaning so none of them are✨offically✨ inspired by a book. But if they were…

i made one of these for traumatised characters, but i thought i’d make a general one too. just queer people with the families they find. some are traumatised, some are not, some don’t have their stories revolving around that trauma.

romantic classic novels

Series’s in ascending order

Some gems, some disasters... All selected for the cover. Contents may vary. Read at your own risk. *NB: There are different editions out there, but these are specifically the ones available here. ... Most of these I've seen in the book store. I've not read all of these but hopefully will one day. Recommendations are welcome.

These are all books I feel the art style and storytelling of Studio Ghibli would make magical!

Radical left wing books that are available for free at theanarchistlibrary.org or other online spaces! Very open to recommendations

A list of all the books, or works referenced in "An Academic Affair" by Jodi McAlister.

Witchy books I’m reading to feel connected to Venus, the universe, and myself

sometimes i just don't have patience for all that world-building. these are science fiction stories that could take place Right Now ⬇️

(Almost) all books cited to be a part of the gothic genre, or having a part in creating the gothic genre (including the supernatural, romantic, and pre- & -post subgenres), in H.P Lovecraft's 28,000-word essay, “Supernatural Horror in Literature,” which is mostly based on Edith Birkhead's historical study, The Tale of Terror.

These novels, stories, plays, and poems are “fertile in the element of the weird.”

For those who might want to take a deep-dive into [part of] the genre's development.