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“Nonstationarity” as a book category gathers works—fiction and nonfiction—that center on worlds where the underlying rules, baselines, or patterns are actively changing. These books explore instability, drift, and regime shifts in climate, economics, technology, ecosystems, and culture, as well as the psychological and social adaptations such change demands. Nonfiction might probe complex systems, forecasting limits, model risk, and shifting baselines; fiction might use fractured chronologies, rotating perspectives, or speculative settings to dramatize uncertainty and flux. The common thread is an attention to dynamics rather than equilibrium: stories and analyses that highlight breakpoints, feedbacks, and the experience of navigating the unknown. It’s a shelf for readers drawn to impermanence, emergence, and the art of adapting when yesterday’s patterns no longer predict tomorrow.

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