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"Media distrust" as a book category covers works that explore skepticism toward news, journalism, entertainment, and information institutions—why people stop trusting them, how that erosion happens, and what its consequences are. It includes investigative nonfiction on misinformation, propaganda, corporate or political manipulation, and algorithmic bias; memoirs and whistleblower accounts that reveal behind-the-scenes practices; academic and accessible analyses of media ecosystems and media literacy; and fiction or speculative narratives that imagine societies shaped by information breakdown. Common themes are power, transparency, credibility, epistemic harm, and the struggle to distinguish truth from spin, while tones range from polemical and urgent to diagnostic and pedagogical. Books in this category aim either to expose and explain the mechanisms of deception, to offer tools for critical consumption, or to warn about the social and democratic costs of widespread mistrust.

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