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"Random Signals" is a literary category for books that prize unpredictability, noise, and the sudden shimmer of meaning that appears amid chaos—works that trade neat arcs for collage, jump-cut narrative, and surprising juxtapositions. It includes experimental fiction, fragmented memoir, hybrid essays, poetry, found-text projects and even speculative or science-inflected pieces that explore pattern-seeking, chance operations, and the aesthetic of interference: unreliable narrators, nonlinear timelines, algorithmic or generative techniques, surreal interruptions, and urban or technological static. These books reward readers who enjoy being unsettled and intrigued, who like following threads that flicker in and out, savor ambiguity, and appreciate playful, boundary-pushing forms that treat story like signal processing—separating signal from noise only to reveal that the noise itself can be meaningful.

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