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As a book category, "Cut-up method" denotes experimental literature and art that is produced or organized by physically or digitally cutting, rearranging, and recombining existing texts, images, or fragments to create new, chance-driven narratives and juxtapositions. Rooted in Dadaist collage and popularized by Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs, cut-up works emphasize fragmentation, nonlinearity, and the discovery of unexpected meanings through montage and aleatory processes; they often blur poetry, prose, and visual art, disrupt conventional plot and voice, and foreground texture, rhythm, and associative logic over causal explanation. Typical books in this category include novels, poetry collections, artist books, and hybrid forms that invite active, discontinuous reading and challenge authorship by incorporating found materials, typographic play, and multi-media collages.

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