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"Zoonoses" as a book category encompasses works—both nonfiction and fiction—centered on diseases that pass between animals and humans and the social, scientific and ecological contexts that shape them. Nonfiction titles include epidemiology and public‑health texts, veterinary and One Health guides, case studies of outbreaks, fieldwork memoirs, historical accounts of pandemics, and practical manuals on surveillance, prevention and policy; fiction ranges from medical thrillers and eco‑horror to speculative pandemic novels that explore human–animal interactions, wildlife trade, and biosecurity. Common themes are pathogen ecology and transmission pathways, host and vector biology, risk factors linked to agriculture and urbanization, surveillance and control strategies, and ethical and economic consequences for communities. The category appeals to professionals (public‑health workers, veterinarians, ecologists, policymakers), students, and general readers interested in science, global health, and the human stories behind outbreaks, and it highlights the interdisciplinary "One Health" perspective that connects human, animal and environmental well‑being.

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