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I just finished House of Dusk today and this epic fantasy (with a romance subplot) is truly fantastic. So underrated!! Thank you @dawbooks.bsky.social for the review copy! Full review to come but 5⭐️ & I hope Deva Fagan comes out with another adult novel soon because I will be first in line #booksky
Publisher mail can be the best and worst thing to happen to my TBR, especially when they are this good! It’s gonna be hard to decide which one to read first! Thank you for the goodies @orbitbooks.bsky.social @wednesdaybooks.bsky.social @sagapressbooks.bsky.social @scribnerbooks.bsky.social #booksky
The Fantasy Finishers Bookclub (where we read beloved and completed fantasy series) is reading The Drowning Empire series by @andreagstewart.bsky.social, starting with The Bone Shard Daughter in April! If, like us, it’s been on your shelf or you need to read your new TBB editions, join us! #booksky
I read an early copy of This is How the World Ends by @discobooks.bsky.social as part of my TRR26🏳️⚧️ & it was a wild ride! So much story & thought packed into such a little novella. Highly recommend for fellow queer dystopian horror lovers & excited for release! @nefariousbatpress.bsky.social #booksky
I am so excited to share the cover reveal for the much anticipated queer dystopian novella, This is How the World Ends by @discobooks.bsky.social to be published on 9/16/26 by @nefariousbatpress.bsky.social Amazing cover illustrated by @drewhuff.bsky.social. Preorders are available now! #booksky
RESISTANCE AGAINST CORRUPT GOVERNMENTS 📚RECS Stories help us name what’s wrong, even when the world at large won’t. Books don’t just entertain, they expose the truth. Fiction has ALWAYS been a mirror, and sometimes it’s a warning. Right about now, I think we need both. Eyes open, friends. #booksky
On Sundays She Picks Flowers is a gruesome tale of intergenerational trauma that was brimming with as much trueness as surreality. It demands a deeper lens and a willingness to look beneath the horror to what lies underneath. What I found there will be with me for quite some time. #booksky
I love the feeling that comes with setting priorities for the new year. Endless potential and excitement for what is to come! With that, here are just a handful of my priority reads for this year. Every time I look at this list I get excited. What is topping your 2026 reading list? #booksky
The Fantasy Finishers club on Fable is now voting for its next beloved, completed fantasy series to pull from the shelf in 2026! If you want to read any of these series next year, join us and vote via the link below! Poll is open for 48 hours! fable.co/club/the-fan... #booksky
Starting today the Fantasy Finisher’s book club will switch over to Realm of Ash by Tasha Suri! We read Empire of Sand in the month of November and collectively loved it! Can’t wait to dive in the last installment in this duology. Find us on fable via the link in my bio! #booksky
What is the ONE BOOK that if you see it in the background on someone’s shelf, you will immediately follow them? Mine is A Song of Legends Lost by M.H. Ayinde. It signals a love of diverse epic fantasy, queernorm worlds, & championing debut authors; to me that means…instant book besties!!! #booksky
A bit of a mixed bag for October but such a good trade off for two 5 star reads: ✨The Land of the Living and the Dead (phenomenal series overall) and ✨Bloodtide by Sophie Burnham (the most underhyped series to exist) What was your top read in the month of October? #booksky
Queernorm stories build worlds where queerness exists w/out explanation or judgment, where identity doesn’t have to be defended to be real. Even when queer characters aren’t at the center, the absence of prejudice reshapes the story itself, and that is powerful. Here’s my underrated faves! #booksky
I never understand these trends, but honestly this a pretty good sampling of my bookish taste! I’ve read and enjoyed each and every one of the books in this palette. Would you be able to complete a full palette of your favorite reads? What would go on it first? #booksky
“In times of uncertainty we can dig deep into the dark feminine and, like the Hindu goddess Durga, arm ourselves with many weapons to provide protection for ourselves or others.” Tales of the Dark Feminine by V. Castro is a beautifully illustrated compilation of powerful female legends. #booksky
I love the feeling of getting what feels like a personalized recommendation by a bookish friend and The Lighthouse at the Edge of the World by JR Dawson is one of those books. It is a queer contemporary fantasy about life, loss, and family and I’ve been warned to have the tissues handy! #booksky
The FOMO finally got me and I subscribed to @aardvarkbookclub.bsky.social. My first pick was Saltcrop by Yume Kitasei; described as part eco-thriller, part sisterhood epic with dystopian elements. I’m super excited to dive in! Thanks Aardvark! I look forward to seeing next months picks! #booksky
The Fantasy Finishers Book Club on Fable (where we read completed SFF series) is voting now for our next series to read in Nov/Dec from one of the four duologies/interconnected standalone shown below. Do any of these catch your eye? If so, join us! fable.co/club/the-fan... #booksky