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Modality is a cross-disciplinary book category devoted to “modes” of being, doing, and knowing—the rules, methods, and possibilities that shape experience. In nonfiction, it spans philosophical accounts of possibility and necessity, linguistic studies of mood and modality, handbooks of therapeutic or creative modalities, and guides to methods across science, design, and education. In fiction, it gathers speculative narratives about alternate timelines, branching choices, and worlds governed by different rules or states of mind, along with formally inventive stories that test what a narrative can do. What unites these works is their focus on how outcomes shift with different frameworks or techniques and their curiosity about what could be otherwise. Modality is for readers who enjoy thinking in systems, experimenting with method, and exploring the space between the actual and the possible.

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