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"Mass killing" as a book category covers nonfiction and fiction works that focus on incidents in which many people are intentionally killed—ranging from modern mass shootings and acts of terrorism to historical genocides and wartime massacres. Titles in this category typically examine perpetrators and motives, victims' experiences and trauma, investigative and legal responses, and the broader social, political, and ideological contexts that enable such violence; in fiction, the topic often appears in thrillers, speculative or dystopian narratives that explore causes and consequences. Because content may be disturbing or graphic, these books often include trigger warnings and approach the subject with investigative, historical, ethical, or memorializing aims rather than sensationalism.

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