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Antakya (Antioch) as a book category denotes works—fiction and nonfiction—focused on the ancient city of Antioch on the Orontes and its modern successor Antakya, emphasizing its role as a crossroads of empires, religions and cultures from the Hellenistic and Roman periods through Byzantine, Crusader, Ottoman and contemporary eras. Typical subjects include historical and archaeological studies, early Christian history and religious studies, travel writing and memoirs, historical fiction and mysteries set amid the city’s streets and ruins, and cultural portrayals of its multicultural communities, cuisine, art (notably mosaics) and trade networks. Books in this category foreground themes of cosmopolitan exchange, religious and ethnic coexistence and conflict, urban layering and decline/rediscovery, and the lived everyday of a port-city that connected East and West. This label is useful for readers seeking works grounded in the particular geography, layered history, and rich material and intangible heritage of Antioch/Antakya.

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