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Planarity is a speculative-fiction category built around worlds and stories shaped by surfaces, edges, and the rules of geometry—stories where literal or metaphorical planes determine how people move, think, and relate. Whether set in a two-dimensional city, a stratified society stacked across parallel sheets of reality, or a contemporary metropolis obsessed with maps, blueprints, and grids, Planarity novels explore how constraint and contour produce meaning: navigation becomes moral choice, borders are philosophical puzzles, and shifts in perspective rearrange power and possibility. The tone can range from quietly philosophical and lyrical to puzzle-driven and noirish, with recurring motifs of cartography, architectural detail, tessellations, foldings/portals, and the uncanny consequences of flattening or layering experience. Planarity appeals to readers who like conceptual high-concept premises grounded in intimate human stakes—fans of Borges, Calvino, Ted Chiang, or architectural fabulists—delivering elegant, visually precise prose that treats space itself as character and plot device.

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