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Curvature is a genre for books that deliberately bend and distort conventional storytelling—narratives that curve away from straight lines into loops, tangents, and unexpected inflections. These works foreground formal experimentation (nonlinear timelines, nested or fractal structures, unreliable perspectives), thematic interest in distorted reality, memory, identity and causality, and a mood that can be uncanny, elegiac, or intellectually restless. Characters and plots in Curvature tend to defy predictable arcs: histories fold back on themselves, choices ripple in surprising directions, and the world often feels subject to strange geometries or moral warp. The prose ranges from spare and clinical to lushly lyrical, frequently rewarding readers who enjoy puzzles, philosophical riffs, and emotionally resonant surprises—books that reshape how a story is felt and understood rather than simply told.

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