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"RMS Titanic" as a book category encompasses works—both nonfiction and fiction—focused on the White Star Line’s ill-fated ocean liner and the events surrounding its 1912 maiden voyage and sinking. It includes detailed historical accounts, survivor memoirs, technical and investigative studies, maritime archaeology, biographies of passengers and crew, and historical- or speculative-fiction retellings that use the ship as setting or catalyst. Common themes are human tragedy and heroism, class and social division, technological hubris and failure, and the broader social and regulatory aftermath; books in this category emphasize period detail, shipboard life, and first-person testimony or archival research, while tones range from sober investigative narrative to romanticized or suspenseful storytelling, appealing to readers of maritime history, disaster narratives, and early 20th-century social history.

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