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"Glitch" is a cross-genre category for books that foreground malfunctions—digital, mechanical, social, or psychic—as the engine of plot and theme. These novels and short stories explore worlds in which code, infrastructure, perception, or memory break down or behave unpredictably, blurring the line between the virtual and the real and interrogating control, identity, and causality. Expect near‑future and speculative settings as well as uncanny realist or surreal treatments; protagonists are often hackers, technicians, or ordinary people caught inside corrupted systems. Tonally the category ranges from paranoid and eerie to darkly playful, and formally it frequently uses fragmented, abrupt, or experimental narrative techniques to mimic the very errors it describes. Glitch works probe how errors reveal hidden structures—political, technological, or psychological—by exposing the seams of the world.

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