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Drug Overdose is a category for books—both fiction and nonfiction—that explore the human, social, and systemic dimensions of drug poisoning and overdose. Titles may range from memoirs and biographies that chronicle addiction, loss, and recovery to investigative journalism and policy analysis on the opioid crisis, synthetic drugs, prescribing practices, illicit markets, and public health responses. These works often examine grief, stigma, trauma, and inequity, and how families, communities, healthcare, and the justice system intersect with substance use. Many also address harm reduction, treatment, and prevention efforts, foregrounding personal stories and resilience while confronting the broader forces that shape overdose crises. Content can be emotionally intense and may depict substance use, death, and related trauma.

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