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"Autoantibodies" as a book category centers on works that explore the phenomenon of the immune system turning against the self — literally, through scientific and medical treatments of autoimmune diseases, patient memoirs, and popular science explaining antibodies, diagnostics, and therapies; and figuratively, as a rich metaphor for self-sabotage, identity betrayal, internal conflict, and societal breakdown. Books in this category range from clinical texts and research-driven narratives about pathogenesis, treatment and patient advocacy, to literary and speculative fiction that uses autoimmunity as a theme to probe psychological wounds, relationships, or dystopian biothreats. Common elements include themes of invasion and defense, chronic uncertainty, ethical dilemmas in medicine and biotechnology, and the tension between healing and harm. This category appeals to readers interested in health and science, as well as those drawn to introspective, body-centered, and ethically charged storytelling.

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