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"Overconsumption" as a book category examines the cultural, psychological, economic and ecological consequences of excessive consumption and the values that drive it. Titles in this category range from investigative nonfiction and policy analysis to memoir, cultural criticism, satire and speculative fiction, and commonly explore themes such as materialism, consumer addiction, planned obsolescence, resource depletion, waste and inequality. Books may trace how advertising, technology and credit systems amplify desire, show personal stories of compulsive buying or food excess, or imagine futures shaped by scarcity and environmental collapse; they also often propose behavioral, design and policy solutions for living with fewer resources. Whether urgent and polemical, reflective and confessional, or darkly ironic and dystopian, "Overconsumption" books aim to illuminate the costs of excess and to prompt readers to rethink what it means to want, own and use in a finite world.

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