The "Concrete" category in literature refers to a genre that emphasizes the tangible, physical, and material aspects of storytelling. Books within this category are characterized by their focus on the built environment, infrastructure, and the palpable impact of human creations on both society and the individual. These narratives often explore themes such as urbanization, architecture, and the intersection of nature with man-made structures. The prose in "Concrete" literature tends to be rich with detailed descriptions of settings, evoking a strong sense of place and the sensory experiences associated with the physical world. Whether fiction or non-fiction, these works invite readers to consider the ways in which our concrete surroundings shape our lives, cultures, and histories, often prompting reflection on progress, decay, and the footprint we leave on the earth.

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