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Monolatry as a book category covers works—both fiction and nonfiction—that center on the exclusive worship or devotion to a single deity, figure, or principle without necessarily denying the existence of others. In nonfiction it includes theological studies, historical and anthropological accounts of societies or cults that practiced one-god worship, comparative religion analyses, and memoirs of personal faith centered on singular devotion. In fiction and speculative worldbuilding, Monolatry novels and short stories explore societies built around one divine authority, the politics and psychology of exclusive worship, and the tensions between singular devotion and pluralistic belief systems. The category also embraces metaphorical treatments where monolatry signifies obsessive allegiance to an idea, leader, or technology, examining the social, ethical, and emotional consequences of that singular focus. Overall, Monolatry titles investigate how exclusive devotion shapes identity, power, ritual, and belief.

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