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“Decoherence” is a cross-genre category for books that explore what happens when a seemingly single reality fractures into many. Borrowing its name from quantum physics, it gathers fiction and nonfiction that probe entanglement, fragmentation, and the observer’s role in shaping events: multiverse and forked-timeline tales, braided or non-linear narratives, unreliable or glitchy perspectives, experimental memoirs, philosophical thrillers, and clear, idea-driven science writing. These works blur boundaries between literary and speculative modes, between self and world, privileging liminal spaces over tidy closure. The throughline is a fascination with systems tipping from order into complexity—identities splitting, narratives branching, patterns emerging from noise—inviting readers to experience the unsettling, exhilarating moment when coherence dissolves and new possibilities appear.

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