The "Québec" category in books refers to literature that is either produced by authors from Québec, the largest province in Canada by area and the second-largest administrative division by population, or that centers on Québec's rich cultural heritage, history, and society. This genre encompasses a diverse range of literary works, including novels, poetry, plays, and non-fiction, written predominantly in French, given that Québec is a predominantly French-speaking society. The literature often explores themes such as Québecois identity, the tension between Anglophone and Francophone communities, Indigenous history, and the province's unique blend of European and North American influences. Books in this category provide readers with insights into the distinct Francophone perspective of North America, reflecting the province's ongoing quest for cultural preservation and its role in the broader tapestry of Canadian diversity.

Anthologies are collections of literary works, such as short stories, poems, or essays, compiled into a single volume. These books often showcase the works of multiple authors, providing readers with a diverse range of perspectives and styles. Anthologies can be organized around a theme, genre, or time period, and are often used in classrooms or book clubs as a way to explore different literary voices and themes. They offer readers the opportunity to discover new writers and to appreciate the breadth and depth of the written word.

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