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“Infinitives” is a genre for books that inhabit the grammar of possibility—the “to” of doing and becoming. These works foreground intention, momentum, and open‑endedness, privileging process over resolution and questions over answers. They span fiction, essays, and hybrids where characters, narrators, or thinkers are defined less by who they are than by what they are trying to do: to learn, to love, to leave, to build, to unmake, to begin. Forms often play with lists, propositions, and chapter headings built on infinitive phrases, and endings tend to remain porous, inviting the reader to complete the action. Expect speculative thought‑experiments, coming‑of‑age memoirs in motion, manifesto‑like nonfiction, and lyrical narratives that dwell at thresholds and transformations. The unifying thread is agency and potential—stories and ideas that keep verbs unfinished so that possibility stays alive.

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