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Biopower as a book category explores the ways human life, bodies, and biological processes become sites of political, economic, and social control. Spanning nonfiction analysis and speculative fiction, it covers topics like public health and surveillance, reproductive rights and genetic engineering, corporate biotech, epidemiology, bioethics, and the politics of disability and race — all framed around how institutions manage, regulate, commodify, or resist life itself. Works in this category mix philosophy, history, policy, and narrative imagination to interrogate who gets to define health, normalcy, and value, and how technologies and policies reshape bodily autonomy and collective futures. Biopower books appeal to readers interested in the intersections of science, power, and society, offering critical context or cautionary visions of life governed by data, markets, and state imperatives.

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