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Antinatalism, as a category for books, encompasses works that explore the philosophical and ethical stance against procreation, positing that bringing new life into the world is morally questionable or inherently negative. This genre delves into themes such as the ethical implications of birth, the suffering inherent in human existence, and the environmental and societal impacts of population growth. Books in this category often engage with existential and philosophical discourse, drawing on the works of thinkers like Arthur Schopenhauer, David Benatar, and others who critique the traditional valorization of life and reproduction. Through essays, fiction, and philosophical treatises, antinatalist literature challenges readers to reconsider the assumptions surrounding birth and the perpetuation of human life, often advocating for a reevaluation of the perceived moral duty to procreate.

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