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"Cohabitation with spirits" is a genre in which the supernatural is mundane: humans and ghosts/spirits share living spaces, routines, and relationships, forcing both to navigate practical, emotional and legal realities of coexisting. Stories center on negotiated boundaries (who controls a room, how to feed or mourn a spirit, consent and privacy), domestic conflicts and alliances, and the complications of grief, memory and identity when the dead remain present; settings range from cramped city flats and inherited country houses to institutional wards and entire cities formally integrated with the afterlife. The tone can vary from cozy domestic comedy and warm urban fantasy to tense psychological drama or uncanny horror, and plots often mix mystery, romance, bureaucratic worldbuilding (rules of haunting, rites, exorcism), and moral dilemmas about responsibility to the living and the dead. Readers of this category expect character-driven narratives that use the literal closeness of the supernatural to explore family, loss, cultural inheritance and what it means to share a life — and a home — with someone who should no longer be there.

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