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"Neo-Darwinism" as a book category would cover works—both nonfiction and fiction—that center on modern evolutionary theory and its cultural, technological and ethical consequences. Nonfiction entries synthesize population genetics, natural selection and the Modern Synthesis, trace the history of evolutionary thought, and interrogate fields like evolutionary psychology, sociobiology and gene–culture coevolution while probing contemporary issues such as genetic engineering, CRISPR, bioethics and the specter of eugenics. Fictional titles imagine speculative futures shaped by engineered evolution, mutational leaps, hybrid species, memetic dynamics, and AI-augmented selection, often taking the form of hard science fiction, philosophical dystopia or transhumanist exploration. Common themes include adaptation, contingency, competition and cooperation, the interplay of chance and design, and how evolutionary ideas reshape identity, society and technology—appealing to readers curious about science, ethics and forward-looking narratives.

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