My 2023 reading included over 100 books, encompassing short stories, novellas, and anthologies across audio, digital, and physical media. Due to the mental pressure of organizing and campaigning for mutual aid, I didn’t read as much in 2024. This was something I had prepared myself for, as my organizing efforts had started in 2023, making me well aware of how much time I had to spend on reading. Despite that, I still managed to read 55 books in 2024! Here you’ll find a collection of my top reads in 2024.
TOP YOUNG ADULT READS
ACROSS MULTIPLE GENRES
#1
Title: Delicious Monsters
Author: Liselle Sambury
Genre: Horror
Past and present timelines bring the stories and lives of two young Black women together in a haunted house story with a lot of heart.
TOP HORROR READS
YOUNG ADULT AND ADULT
#1
Title: Grey Dog
Author: Elliot Gish
Genre: Horror
A school teacher begins a steady decent into madness when an entity seems to follow her.
TOP FICTION READS
OVERALL
#1
Title: Delicious Monsters
Author: Liselle Sambury
Genre: Horror
Past and present timelines bring the stories and lives of two young Black women together in a haunted house story with a lot of heart.
#6
Title: Good Mourning, Darling
Author: Azalea Browley
Genre: Cozy horror, romance
A human and a monster meet at a funeral home, fall in love, and uncover a dangerous plot…
TOP NONFICTION READS
#1
Title: Calling In
Author: Loretta J Ross
Subject: Feminism, race, sociology
Calling In presents a practical method for navigating conflict and maintaining relationships we’re inclined to leave behind.
#6
Title: Cultish
Author: Amanda Montell
Subject: Feminism, sociology
Montell reveals how certain language creates “cultish” communities from Heaven’s Gate to modern start-ups.
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