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Open-endedness is a literary category for books that prioritize ambiguity, possibility, and continuation over neat resolution: narratives that deliberately leave questions, tensions, or plot threads unresolved so the story feels like an ongoing process rather than a closed artifact. These works often use fragmentary structure, multiple perspectives, elliptical or cyclical plots, and open-world or speculative settings to invite reader interpretation, imagination, and moral or philosophical reflection. Rather than signaling incompleteness, open-endedness is a technique that foregrounds complexity, emergent systems, and the idea that meanings and outcomes shift with context and time. This category appeals to readers who enjoy participatory reading experiences, intellectual provocation, and novels that linger in thought after the last page rather than delivering tidy conclusions.

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