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"Exile/Immigration" covers books that explore the physical and emotional journeys of people who leave — or are forced from — their homes and cross borders, whether across countries, cultures, or social worlds. These works examine themes of displacement, identity, belonging, memory, language, loss and renewal, and the legal, political and personal challenges of starting anew or living apart from home. The category includes memoirs, historical and contemporary fiction, reportage and essays, and even speculative takes that use migration as metaphor, all centering on the tensions between nostalgia and adaptation, trauma and resilience, and the search for home. Readers can expect intimate character-driven stories as well as broader social and historical perspectives that illuminate migration’s human consequences and the ways communities and identities are transformed by movement.

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