Books covering Black history, Blackness, and anti-Blackness without the whitewashing and sanitization.

why choose when you can have all of them ?!

books that I always go back to when in need of comfort, in short, my all time favourites

Books about the dark truth of the U.S., its history, and how it functions now, covering everything from slavery, to redlining, to police brutality, to poverty, to Christian nationalism, to unchecked capitalism, and more.

I was surprised I couldn't find a list already. This is for my fellow cannibalism readers.

Cauldrons of romance: they may simmer or burn, and some brim with spice. A volatile batch, my dear. Take a sip, and fan the flames.

Books referenced by name within the 15 books that make up the Men Loving Men in Literary Fiction Side Quest. I don't remember every single one, so please comment any I'm missing as you read the quest books!

Whether you know what the book is about or not, some titles hit like a punch to the gut.

Kindle Unlimited books I think should be read!

sometimes the secrets buried under family relationships and everyday routines are unearthed and it goes poorly for everyone involved

List of books/manga I read in Japanese.

The far right movement, how it's growing in influence, and why its prominence is a bad thing for everyone.

Companies and industries that suck and why life is miserable because of them.

For the lies we tell ourselves, darling. The hopes lost, and the dreams deep in their graves. For the things we've embraced, bathed in shadows.

Books featuring clones that aren't necessarily hostile to their prime

Books that explore the relationship between women and the far right, and why some women join movements that oppose their rights and freedoms.

Dark stories about failed actors, actresses, shadowed talents and more

Sleep thieves. Serial one-more-chapters.

Wellness horror's favorite trope