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Interpolation, as a book category, describes works that deliberately insert, reframe, or sew new material into existing narratives, histories, or forms to bridge gaps, challenge authorship, and create hybrid texts. These books may reimagine canonical stories, embed invented documents, footnotes, marginalia, or parallel timelines, collage disparate voices, or layer archival fragments with speculative invention—whether in fiction, poetry, or nonfiction—so that meaning emerges from the seams. Interpolation emphasizes revision, dialogue with source material, and the ethical and aesthetic questions that arise when past and present are stitched together, offering readers a patchwork experience that is at once familiar and provocatively altered.

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