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Gene Editing is a book category devoted to the science, tools, and consequences of intentionally altering genetic material in humans, animals, plants, and microbes. It spans accessible popular science and histories of breakthroughs (such as CRISPR) to technical primers, case studies, and policy or ethics analyses covering gene therapy, disease prevention, agriculture, conservation, and biodiversity. Many titles probe societal questions—equity and access, consent, disability perspectives, biosecurity, regulation, and the prospect of heritable changes—through reportage, biography, and debate. The shelf also includes speculative and near-future fiction that dramatizes the promises and risks of engineered genomes, offering readers both how gene editing works and what it could mean for our world.

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