Wuthering Heights inspired both the Kate Bush song of the same name and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now most famously covered by Celine Dion, as well as some other stuff.

Just mentioning it's follow up Moon Witch, Spider King to be sure.

In term of queer african stories involving fantasy, The Sorceror of the Wildeeps by Kay Ashante Wilson features, though the fantastical elements are more downplayed. There is also a second installment, The Taste of Honey.

In terms of creatures different what we normally see in fantasical fiction, Rebecca Roanhorse spins tales based on Navajo mythology ina popst apocalyptic setting in Trail of Lightning and follow up Storm of Locusts.

Desk reading stand, though I haven’t used mine since my studies.

worldcat.org combines the catalogues of thousands of libraries worldwide. It has an all editions button once you found a book that allows you to filter by language.

It allows you to create lists that you can share and you can follow lists made by others.

However it's focus is more scholarly and library catalog than social media site.