Danika spends most of her time talking about queer women books on tumblr and at the Lesbrary, as well as chatting about all sorts of bookish things on booktube. Blog: The Lesbrary Twitter: @DanikaEllis
Explore Indigenous Futurisms by reading these 25 science fiction and fantasy books by Indigenous authors with Indigenous main characters!
Take this fun quiz and discover what kind of plot reader you are.
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Hey you: drop that copy of GOODNIGHT MOON. Go forth, and discover new children's books!
Pick up Kat & Mouse by Jacqueline Heat and other sapphic roller derby books when you’re missing the rink!
Am I the Asshole is an infamous subreddit where people vote who the asshole is in a situation. Can you guess the book based on its AITA post?
How Carmen Maria Machado's version of CARMILLA reshapes and reclaims the narrative around the queer villain.
Do you always listen to audiobooks on a certain speed? Is it worth listening on double speed to get through twice as many books?
So many queer stories have been buried, so many gender outlaws have been rewritten in historical accounts. Unearthing them is exciting.
So many elements of the bookish ecosystem depend on the USPS; here are eight reasons why booklovers should be concerned with its preservation.
We bet you haven’t heard of more than one book on this list, but you’re missing out! Here are some of our favourite little-known gems, like The Water Thief by Claire Hajaj.
One reader reflects on her time as a professional booktuber, from the content creation process to connecting with viewers.
Book cakes are always fun to look at (and eat!) But what about ones that make you question reality? Here are 19 unnervingly realistic book cakes.
On the unsettling phenomenon known across the queer bookish community as Goodreads Charles, and what it says about homophobia and Goodreads' rating system.
Looking for some Shakespearean tales with a focus on queer women? Check out these excellent Sapphic Shakespeare retellings.