steve harrington: no way he’s a big reader, but I think these would resonate

titles robin buckley would enjoy between WSQK broadcasts

titles with eddie munson vibes

These books are deeply human, and they aren't afraid to make you uncomfortable along the way. Whether the characters are deeply unlikeable or the author seems to be rudely calling you out or the content is critiquing an aspect of the human experience (or all the above), these books are unflinching in the face of their consumers. Recommendations are welcome!

Some different perspectives in the form of lil guys. (200 pages or less) Great if you just need to zone out for an afternoon!

Originals have been books I’ve read or been recommended.

2026 reading log

2026 reading log

Ever read a book that you immediately associate with a song? Well, these books will evoke late-night drives, rainy windows, and Dermot Kennedy's soul-crushingly beautiful lyrics. (At least they did for me). See comments if you want to see what songs go with each book imo.

when words and grammar itself is magical

Books pertaining to the tragic events that took place in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692.

and want to learn about hockey? A collection of nonfiction books about the often troubled history of hockey and queerness in sports more broadly.

Fantasy inspired by Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Malta, Slovenia, and/or Croatia (myths, setting, etc.)

corrections & recommendations welcome <3

For the readers who see wings, claws, fire, ancient magic, and one emotionally unavailable man with dragon problems and immediately say: “Yes. That one! Take my $$”

A Romantasy list full of dragon riders, dragon shifters, bonded beasts, dangerous kingdoms, scorching tension, sharp teeth, softer hearts, and men who are probably bad decisions but definitely have excellent wingspan.

Bring armor & snacks. Do not taunt the dragon unless you’re prepared to be claimed!! So taunt!!

Books on the reading list for Goalhanger's 'The Book Club' podcast, discussed by Tabitha Syrett and Dominic Sandbrook

light reads for days spent in the sun

For all your sweet little infected, corpse-like dreams. Don’t be squeamish now.

For all those recovering anglophiles that aren’t trying very hard to recover. Suggestions super welcome :)

A collection of books I’ve read/need to read that can help to better understand our past, present, and perhaps future of the US.