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"Mushroom poisoning" as a book category encompasses works that focus on the hazards, identification, prevention, clinical management, and cultural history of toxic fungi. Titles in this category range from field guides and foraging manuals that help readers distinguish poisonous from edible species, to medical and toxicology texts detailing symptoms, emergency treatment, and case reports, to investigative histories and memoirs about outbreaks, forensic cases, and traditional uses gone wrong. These books serve diverse audiences—medical professionals, mycologists, foragers, public-health officials, and general readers—by combining biology and chemistry of fungal toxins with practical advice on prevention, diagnosis, legal and public-health implications, and, in some cases, fictional or true-crime narratives built around mushroom-related harm.

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