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“Guerrillas” is a category for books—both fiction and nonfiction—focused on irregular warfare, resistance movements, and insurgency, examining the lives, tactics, and ideologies of fighters as well as the civilians and states entangled with them. Spanning memoirs, reportage, history, strategy, and literary or thriller fiction, these works cover anti-colonial struggles, civil wars, revolutions, and contemporary asymmetric conflicts across the globe. Recurring themes include clandestine organization, propaganda, survival under occupation, moral ambiguity, and the human cost of violence, alongside the politics and practice of counterinsurgency. Readers can expect tense, ground-level narratives and incisive analysis that reveal how guerrilla campaigns operate, why people join them, and how they reshape societies and power.

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