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"Climate catastrophe" as a book category encompasses fiction and nonfiction that focuses on the causes, unfolding, and consequences of severe climate-driven breakdowns—ranging from extreme weather, sea-level rise, heatwaves, crop failures and biodiversity collapse to societal collapse, mass migration, conflict and infrastructure failure. These works can be scientifically grounded analyses and policy-driven investigations or imaginative cli‑fi and post‑apocalyptic narratives that explore human responses—survival, moral dilemmas, political failure or mobilization, resilience and attempts at repair—often with an urgent, cautionary tone. The genre spans global and intimate scales, mixes reportage, speculative projection and character-driven storytelling, and aims both to illuminate the systemic drivers and impacts of rapid environmental change and to provoke ethical reflection, debate and action.

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