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Paneling is a hybrid, format-driven category for books that construct meaning out of discrete, framed units—visual panels, boxed text blocks, short modular chapters, or successive viewpoint “slots”—rather than long, continuous prose. It encompasses graphic novels and comics, illustrated memoirs and photo-novels, experimental fiction that arranges fragmented scenes in grid-like layouts, and even nonfiction assembled from roundtable transcripts or expert “panels.” Key traits are emphasis on juxtaposition and sequencing, economy of text, reliance on visual composition and pacing, and a reader’s active role in connecting fragments into a coherent whole; typical themes include memory, multiplicity of perspectives, and narrative collage, making the category appealing to readers who enjoy visual storytelling and formally inventive structures.

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