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Terrigenesis, as a book category, centers on the creation, transformation, and becoming of landscapes, ecosystems, and worlds—whether through slow geological time, deliberate terraforming, ecological restoration, or mythic origin. Stories and works in this category explore the material and ethical processes by which land and life are shaped: the technologies and politics of planetary engineering, the deep-time narratives of continents and species, and the human and nonhuman agents that remake environments. Tonally it ranges from hard science-fictional precision about atmosphere and soil chemistry to lyrical, mythopoetic meditations on place; common themes include stewardship versus exploitation, unintended consequences of large-scale intervention, and intimate connections between identity and terrain. Terrigenesis overlaps with cli‑fi, ecofiction, speculative science writing, and cosmic worldbuilding, appealing to readers who want vivid sensory worldcraft, thoughtful environmental inquiry, and narratives about origins—both geological and cultural.

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