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"Depopulation" as a book category covers fiction and nonfiction that focus on the causes, processes and consequences of shrinking human populations—whether through disease, war, famine, mass migration, fertility decline, deliberate policy, or environmental catastrophe. Nonfiction works examine demographic trends, ethics, public policy, historical episodes of population loss, and the scientific and economic implications; fiction ranges from dystopian and eco-thrillers to intimate literary explorations of communities remade by scarcity or absence. Common themes include societal collapse and reconstruction, survival and moral choices, governance under extreme strain, and the human stories behind statistics; tone can be investigative, cautionary, speculative, harrowing, or elegiac. The subgenre often intersects with epidemiology, climate fiction, political satire, and noir, and appeals to readers interested in social science, ethics, speculative futures, and high-stakes human drama.

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