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"Humanure" as a book category covers works that center on human bodily waste and its relationships to ecology, agriculture, sanitation, culture and public health—ranging from practical manuals on composting toilets and nutrient recycling to investigative histories of sewage systems, policy critiques, environmental advocacy, memoirs, art and satire that confront taboos around excrement. Books in this genre blend technical guidance (permaculture techniques, sanitation engineering, disease prevention) with broader discussions of sustainability, resource loops, social justice and cultural attitudes toward cleanliness and waste, and may include speculative or literary explorations that use humanure as metaphor for human–environment entanglement. The audience includes environmentalists, farmers, sanitation professionals, urban planners and curious readers interested in practical solutions and ethical debates about how societies treat human waste.

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