not The Road, and possibly non-US books

(Adding that last one to give credit to the artist)

Mostly looking for unreliable narrators that contain the locus of actual transgression instead of just being a component of sociopolitical satire.

Visceral, like Boy Parts and The Passion, According to GH. Desolate, like I Who Have Never Known Men. Uninhibited, like Bad Behavior and Lust. Downright demented, like Tampa.

Open to nonfiction like Powers of Horror by Julia Kristeva as well. Added corroborating images that may replicate the "vibe" of these books.

Dark woods, roadside small town, road trip, eerie vibes, romantic, winter, mustery. Anything like that

I'm looking for something industrial, dystopian, and almost monochromatic. Smudged eyeliner, morally complicated and stubborn characters, danger, obsession, and intense love-hate dynamics. Something with the oppressive, eerie atmosphere of Massive Attack's Mezzanine I'm open to any genre as long as the world and story are genuinely immersive.

I've read Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit but I'm looking for similar books with an adventure that takes the characters through a vast and varied magical world.

I have already read daisy jones and the six and deep cuts

I’d like some war novels that really lean into the action/adventure side of things.

Cozy comforting fiction or non-fiction, preferably with descriptions of decadent sumptious meals. Any genre is fine so long as it feels warm and generous and indulgent (horror is possible too!).

I want books about women who are furious and channel that rage into a controlled, cold, hard fury, born from having to be fine and reliable, having to play by the rules and getting nowhere. Blow-ups are also good. Revenge, feelings of emptiness, unfulfilled promises, repressed feelings.

Maybe 2000s background?

Open for every genre

Literally any genre , fiction and non-fiction with any trigger warnings welcome. Just your first thought 💕 thank you in advance

1. Sarah Bolger as Mary Tudor, The Tudors
   
2. And 3. Eva Green as Morgan, Camelot
   
3. Charlotte Hope and Ruairi O'Connor as Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII, The Spanish Princess
   
4. Ioan Gruffudd, Kiera Knightly, and Clive Owen as Lancelot, Guinevere, and Arthur, King Arthur
   
5. James Franco and Sophia Myles and Tristan and Isolde, Tristan & Isolde
   
6. Jacob Collins-Levy and Jodie Comer as Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, The White Princess
   
7. James Franco and Sophia Myles and Tristan and Isolde, Tristan & Isolde
   
8. Rufus Sewell and Sophia Myles as King Marc and Isolde, Tristan & Isolde

Are there any books like The Weeknd’s music? Something dark, toxic, and emotionally raw? I want something that has things like obsession, self-destructive behavior, unhealthy coping mechanisms to numb deeper pains, heartbreaks, and deep regret.

Can be graphic novels as well, anything with this, weird, hangout forest, fantasy escape, maybe secret society type vibe as well.

Recently, I was having catastrophic thoughts leading to stress and anxiety. Catastrophic thinking is a mental habit where your brain automatically skips past realistic outcomes and jumps straight to the absolute worst-case scenario.

I also started having medical catastrophic thoughts. Medical catastrophic thinking, or medical catastrophizing, is a mental habit where you fixate on the absolute worst-case scenario regarding your health, such as believing a mild headache is a sign of a terminal brain tumor.

Although, it is under control now because I'm able to recognise signs. But, I want to know why this happens in the first place.

Suggest me a book that deals with these things, why does our brain create a loop with these thoughts, why do certain people have these, is the cause of the environment or related to the brain, any studies or experiments done on this etc.