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Textualism is a cross-genre category for books that make the text itself—the act of writing, reading, editing, and interpreting—their central subject. It encompasses scholarly work (philology, hermeneutics, annotated editions, close-reading criticism) as well as experimental and metafictional works that use marginalia, footnotes, found documents, typographic play, and archival framing to explore how meaning is produced, transmitted, and altered. Characteristic features include emphasis on form and materiality, intertextuality, editorial intervention, and the mechanics of interpretation; the category appeals to readers and writers fascinated by language, the history of texts, and the processes by which texts generate and change meaning.

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