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In progress list of great batman comics

queer fiction books with prominent autistic characters!!!! (all cannon, in text, or confirmed by author)

Disembodied woman parts everywhere...

Is this a weird girl trend? A litfic trend? Why are they almost all so pale?

Don’t toy with me!

Much of the Z apoc genre concentrates on books set in the US. This list will collate zombie fiction from all over the world. Different people groups. Different mindsets. Different access to weapons, and attitudes towards those weapons. A different focus on how to survive such an event.

Fictional settings allowed. Books may cross borders, spending time in the US. Allowance made for US indigenous authors.

First of a series only.

Other types of apocs outside the US have their own list.

Indulge in a buffet of monster smut with these romance and erotica collections! 💦🍆🍑🐱💦

From multi-authored anthologies rooted in a central theme to a single author’s book of naughty monstrous shorts, this list has it all.

Open to recs! Also: some anthologies are/were limited edition. You may have to grab them while you can or search a little harder to find them.

Books to help you appreciate the animals and plants we tend to hate. Recommendations very welcome, I love this subject!

This is a list of books that have inspired further artistic expression and gave us some iconic albums and songs.

This list is inspired by a Reddit post made 4 yrs ago by the user r/books. I was looking for a way to intersect my love of music and reading. I came across the Reddit post and thought it would be a fun mission to find more books that inspired music. The books I started with are some identified in that Reddit post. I hope to update this into a proper list with the identified songs! 🤘

So much of the post/apocalyptic genre is taken up by US-centric fiction, giving a very specific mindset, and often a very similar type of apocalypse. There's a strong focus on guns, and military. Settings outside the US can therefore provide us with some unusual and interesting stories of survival.

Fictional settings allowed. Some books may cross borders, inc sections in the US. Allowance made for US indigenous authors.

First of a series only.

Zombies outside the US have their own list.

somewhat underrated books i've liked. encompasses horror, fantasy, etc.

History is really just a convenient story if it's the government or a company pushing the narrative. Investigative and alternative perspectives to popular history.

Tongue in cheek list inspired by the book titled above, here is a list of all the romance books I have read with my IRL book club! This is a judgement free zone and some of these books weren't my personal fave but they could be yours 🤗 Having a space that embraces the love story and all tropes/themes/sub genres has been so wonderful and is what got me back into my reading journey, so I hope this does that for you!
Books range from YA to 4️⃣🌶️ 2 new books are added each month

The French are well-known for their philosophical and off-kilter (to put it nicely) notions of sex. Do you want to like sex? Do you want it to feel repulsive? Do you want to examine it clinically? Or do you just want brain-rot? Do you like your smut good or gross? Come one, come all! The French have it all! (Includes inspired works from french philosophy also)

Lowkey just a reminder for me to buy them . . . . Very good series I read in high school via library that I've never heard anyone talk about. I wanna reread it to see if adult me still thinks it's better than sliced bread.

books on the history of textiles and sewists, on the evolution of clothing, and on the overconsumption that drives fast fashion—and destroys the environment—and why we should all buy secondhand

Thanks to alexindex for naming this list! These are books with boats, shipwrecks, and cannibalism. More description in the comments