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"Spacing" is a cross-genre category for books that foreground space—literal, imagined, and psychological—as their central concern. It includes works about outer space and cosmology, speculative fiction and space opera, as well as books on architecture, urbanism, landscape, and the built environment; it also embraces memoirs and essays that probe emotional distance, solitude, and the experience of place. Stylistically it can span lyrical, experimental texts that play with narrative white space and pacing, visual-rich photography or design books, and accessible nonfiction that maps, measures, or imagines new scales and boundaries. United by themes of exploration, scale, mapping, and the ways humans inhabit or imagine environments, "Spacing" appeals to readers drawn to wonder, design, and the relationship between selves and the spaces they occupy.

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