books that i think about often

Past, present, and future reads of InterFemi Book Club 💜 Instagram: @interfemibookclub 💜 A space for anyone passionate about feminism through an intersectional lens. We read books that explore gender, race, class, disability, and queerness, centering diverse voices and lived experiences.

This is a list for all ages of helpful books for education, homeschooling, and deconstructing your own worldviews with a focus on social justice and diversity. These titles are ones I have personal experience with. Many of the young reader editions have "adult" editions for deeper study.

Books related to death and dead bodies. Mostly nonfiction, but some fiction has slipped its way in.

don't you want to become a cult leader? there's something especially unsettling about one person who can effectively manipulate an entire group of people. even more so when it's something that could happen to any one of us. tread carefully as you explore these reads, they may just adopt you into their 'family' 🧟

dismemberment, parasitic infection, medical transmutation... body horror truly has it all. when the horror lives inside you, when there's no external danger, what do you do? you can't run from the transformation you've undergone. body horror centers the unbecoming of who you are at your core and the subsequent changes on the outside.

Trans authors. Trans MCs. Selected by trans librarians for the book club at the Free Library of Philadelphia. Read along with us!

This is a list of all Stephen King novels and novellas in publication order (which I've heard multiple people say is the best way to read through all of King's work). This list also includes books written under his pen name of Richard Bockman.

and other queer women. just some books featuring women loving women doing fucked up shit. maybe their relationship is toxic, maybe they eat people, maybe it’s both or something else entirely.

Your favourite nerd game show… my favourite nerd game show… all the books mentioned throughout the seasons of Dropout TV’s Um… Actually!

I’m adding as I’m watching so let me know what books I miss :)

Horror recs about scientists or with good sciency vibes, that aren't all just space horror. Comment suggestions!

it’s vaguely the 2010’s. the walls are painted a garish shade of purple, littlest pet shop pets line the walls, and everything smells like a jolly watermelon smencil.

these are the books that I remember from a childhood spent reading voraciously. the nostalgia is baked in.

"Aaron Warner Anderson, Chief Commander and Regent of Sector 45, Son of the Supreme Commander of The Reestablishment. He has a soft spot for fashionnnnn." AKA MY HUZZZZZ

Do you feel like you've read everything there is to read? Or get annoyed that the same books are on all the rec lists? Well, here are some more obscure masterpieces!

Some of the covers are terrible - especially among the older or self-pubbed books; there's a few YA in here; and some that are science fantasy rather than 'pure' sci fi. But trust me: they're all EXCELLENT. (And if you already love a bunch of these, let's be friends!)

Horror isn't always gore, dangerous monsters and high-stakes tension. Horror can also be quiet whispers behind closed doors, oppressive atmospheres and our most ordinary fears coming true

Do not, under any circumstances, look up these books before reading. Part of the thrill is figuring out all the weird shit without getting anything even slightly spoiled.

books i finished in july 26