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“Randomization” as a book category gathers works that explore, explain, or creatively employ chance, probability, and uncertainty. It spans rigorous nonfiction on probability and statistics, stochastic processes, Monte Carlo methods, cryptography, and experimental design (including randomized trials), alongside books on risk, decision-making under uncertainty, and the psychology and philosophy of chance. It reaches into physics and biology (entropy, genetic drift) and economics and finance (market randomness), as well as cultural treatments of luck and serendipity. On the literary side, it includes narratives that foreground fate versus chance, use aleatory or procedural structures, or play with non-linear and interactive storytelling. Together, these books show how randomness is measured, harnessed, misunderstood, and dramatized—and how it shapes science, technology, culture, and everyday life.

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