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Endogeneity as a book category centers on works—fiction and nonfiction—that explore how outcomes arise from internal causes, feedback loops, and self-reinforcing dynamics rather than external imposition. Expect narratives or analyses that make cause and effect recursive: characters, institutions, beliefs, or models that shape the very conditions that produce them, stories driven by self-fulfilling prophecies and unreliable perspectives, and nonfiction that examines reflexivity in economics, systems theory, psychology, and social science. Stylistically these books tend toward introspection, layered or fractal plot structures, and a focus on emergent behavior, unintended consequences, and the blurred boundary between observer and system. Whether as speculative fiction, metafiction, sociological case studies, or methodological texts, Endogeneity titles invite readers to trace how internal logics create, distort, or sustain realities.

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