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Any Recommendations for Strange and Quirky Books? I Want to Read Something Like That

I’d like to read something a little different, like psychology books or something.

Novels Where the Protagonist Gradually Becomes Less and Less Human, or Less Like a Normal Creature

Looking for books like The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! The stranger the better, like Dr. Apple in The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! (either her battlefield form or her true form).

New Authors and New Books, Come Share Them Here 😏 (Especially Ones That Need More Exposure)

New books usually have a hard time getting popular, so recommending them to people looking for something to read might be the right choice!

Tomato’s Three Great Masterpieces Are All Finished: A New Era Begins, Recommend Some Epic New Stars

I'm looking for books like Slay the Gods.

Looking for Fast-Paced Stories, I Cannot Keep Reading These Dragging Plots

Looking for Lovecraftian Books About Humanity's Grueling Fight Against Outer Gods, Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment

Looking for books similar to The Old Days Return: Have I Become a Pillar of Humanity? Any recommendations like this book, Pillar Project? Humanity struggles against the Outer Gods. No mindless power fantasy, please, and at least some basic logic. I want to see humanity making progress step by step. I've been searching for ages, but...

Looking for Invincible Stories with Lovecraftian Themes

Biological Mutation, Physical Evolution, and the Path to Ascension

Looking for books similar to *The Paranormal Has Arrived. When Did I Become Cthulhu?*

Looking for Books Featuring Western Fantasy, Steampunk, the Occult, Potions, Sequences, and Magic

Bring Me Every Book with a Character Named Lin En!!!

Looking for books like The Strange Pharmacist: All My Patients Are Terrifying.

The Only Lovecraftian Novel Worth Reading Is Lord of the Mysteries! Disagree? Come Debate Me!

I've been reading for over ten years and have had a long-lasting book drought. After rereading Lord of the Mysteries, I'm looking for a million-word-plus Lovecraftian novel with sequences, advancement, and potions, but I've had no luck at all...

Stories Where Only a Few People Awaken Superpowers, and the Public Doesn't Value Them

It doesn’t matter whether there’s a national organization involved. As long as the protagonist isn’t a bleeding-heart saint and has a functioning brain, that’s enough.

Cthulhu Mythos Stories. I’m Out of Books to Read.

Western Fantasy, The Mysteries of the Universe, Potions, Steampunk, Medieval Europe

Looking for books like *How Did I, a Doctor, Become the God of All Machines?*

Any Tomato Novels That Don't Insult the Reader's Intelligence?

I hope the heroine focuses wholeheartedly on her career and keeps all those messy men away. No brainless wish-fulfillment stories. Please give readers some credit...

Wizardry, Authority, and Lovecraftian Horror

Octopus: Cthulhu’s Big Brother

A singer immersed in the deep sea Heir to a joyful heart God of ignorance, descend!

Sequence-Based Superpowers

Looking for books similar to *The City of Strange Beasts*. Same kind of premise, sequence-based supernatural abilities, with or without a heroine. High-octane, please!

Those Who Chant My Name Shall Find Eternal Life in Chaos: Cosmic Horror, Gods, and Containment

Looking for books similar to Summoning 682 from the Start, Awakening Immortality.

Mist-Themed Superpowers

Books where mist is the protagonist's power.

Looking for a Plague Doctor with a Bird Beak, or a Doctor in an Infinite-Flow Novel

The Middle Ages, Retro Style, the Steam Age, Lovecraftian Horror, and the Mysterious

I'm looking for books similar to The Pillar Project. Something like Lord of the Mysteries, set in the medieval steam age, with Lovecraftian elements, an enigmatic atmosphere, and mysterious secrets.

The Old Ones Series

The Old Ones series.

Any Western Fantasy Novels with a Grand World and Beautiful Prose?

I love Western fantasy for its expansive worldbuilding and rich storylines, especially novels about a group of protagonists. Magic academies, royalty, nobility, high priests, vampires: I absolutely love those settings. But the last few books I tried had such awkward writing. I want something better written.