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"Atmospheric oxygenation" as a book category covers works—both factual and fictional—that center on the changing composition of a planet's air and the biological, geological, technological and social consequences of altering oxygen levels. Nonfiction titles explore Earth's deep history (e.g., the Great Oxidation Event), astrobiology, terraforming and geoengineering, public-health and ecosystem impacts, and the science and ethics of deliberately oxygenating or depleting atmospheres. Fictional entries use those scientific premises to drive narratives: speculative histories, cli‑fi and eco‑thrillers about cities or worlds where oxygen becomes scarce or newly abundant, hard‑SF terraforming stories, and intimate dramas about how life, culture and politics adapt to altered respirability. Common themes include adaptation and extinction, unseen microbial drivers of planetary change, oxygen as resource or weapon, and the moral dilemmas of intervening in planetary systems; the tone can range from rigorous popular science to eerie, immersive worldbuilding that foregrounds atmosphere as character. This category will appeal to readers interested in deep‑time biology, environmental futures, planetary science, and speculative fiction grounded in ecological and geochemical realism.

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