bokrelaterat

Bokrelaterat is a Swedish adjective used to describe anything connected to books, reading, or literature. The term is formed from bok (book) and relaterat (related), functioning as a broad umbrella term for topics, products, and services that pertain to books rather than to other media.

The scope of bokrelaterat includes several interrelated fields. It is commonly used in publishing and bookselling, libraries and information science, literature criticism, and education. It also covers cultural practices surrounding reading, such as book clubs, author events, and bibliotherapy. In marketing and media, bokrelaterat content identifies material that concerns books—ranging from reviews and recommendations to catalogs, guides, and promotional material.

In practice, bokrelaterat is a neutral, descriptive label rather than a marker of a specific genre or tradition. It can apply to professional domains, such as publishing workflows, library cataloging, and academic research on literature, as well as to consumer-oriented activities like reading lists and discussion groups. With the growth of digital media, the term is frequently used in metadata, search filters, and content management systems to help users find material related to books.

See also: bibliography, library, bookstore, publisher, book review. The term is commonly understood in Swedish-language contexts and helps distinguish book-centered content from broader media topics.