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Scattering is a cross-genre category for books that explore dispersion—of people, places, ideas, memories, and meaning—and the unexpected patterns that arise when something once whole breaks apart. These works often pair themes of diaspora, migration, rupture, catastrophe, or information overload with forms that mirror dispersal: mosaic narratives, braided essays, multi-perspective or epistolary structures, linked stories, and nonlinear timelines. Whether literary fiction, speculative worlds, history, science, or memoir, Scattering follows trajectories and ripple effects rather than a single throughline, tracing how events ricochet across geographies, generations, and networks. It invites readers to assemble coherence from fragments, revealing how separation can generate new constellations of connection.

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