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The "People's War" category in literature typically encompasses books that explore conflicts characterized by widespread civilian involvement and grassroots mobilization, often in the context of revolutionary or resistance movements. These works delve into the dynamics of warfare where the general populace plays a crucial role, either through guerrilla tactics, mass protests, or other forms of collective action. The narratives often highlight themes of social justice, political struggle, and the impact of war on everyday life, providing a nuanced perspective on how ordinary people contribute to and are affected by large-scale conflicts. This genre may include historical accounts, personal memoirs, and fictionalized stories that capture the spirit and complexity of wars fought by the people, for the people.

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