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"Permian–Triassic extinction" as a book category covers works—fiction and nonfiction—centered on the end‑Permian mass extinction about 252 million years ago, the planet’s largest biodiversity collapse. It includes popular science and academic treatments of the geology, paleontology, climate drivers (e.g., Siberian Traps volcanism, anoxia, greenhouse gas pulses) and recovery of ecosystems; narrative nonfiction that follows discoveries and researchers; historical or speculative fiction and worldbuilding that dramatize collapse, survival and ecological rebound; and educational titles for younger readers. Themes commonly explored are catastrophe and resilience, deep time perspectives on extinction and recovery, the interplay of Earth systems, and lessons for contemporary climate and biodiversity crises, making the category relevant to scientists, students, and curious general readers.

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