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Overthrow is a high-stakes category of fiction and nonfiction that centers on the violent or disruptive toppling of established power—whether through revolution, coup, insurgency, mass uprising, clandestine sabotage, or sudden regime collapse—and the moral, social, and personal fallout that follows. Books in this genre explore themes of corruption and legitimacy, the tactics and ethics of resistance, shifting loyalties, the human cost of upheaval, and the hard choices required to seize or rebuild power; they range in tone from urgent political thrillers and gritty historical epics to speculative dystopias and investigative nonfiction. Expect taut plotting, intense confrontations, complex leaders and rebels, and vivid depictions of both public mobilization and secret operations, with an emphasis on consequences as much as catharsis.

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