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“Nonexistence” is a category for books that revolve around absence, erasure, and the paradox of what is not. It gathers fiction that imagines vanished worlds, erased histories, disappearing selves and memories, and narratives built from gaps, silences, redactions, and unreliable accounts where absence drives the plot. It also includes poetry and drama that work with negative space and the unsaid, alongside nonfiction that probes philosophical, scientific, and mathematical conceptions of nothingness—metaphysics and nihilism, the vacuum, entropy, and the history of zero. Across forms, these works question the threshold between being and nonbeing, test the limits of language, and invite readers to contemplate loss, emptiness, and the void. Often unsettling and contemplative, they favor experimental structures and minimalist aesthetics to make what is missing feel present.

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