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"Moriscos" as a book category groups works—fiction, nonfiction, and scholarly studies—that focus on the Moriscos: the Muslims of the Iberian Peninsula who converted (often under duress) to Christianity after the Reconquista and their descendants. These books explore themes of forced conversion and crypto‑Islam, identity and hybridity, persecution (Inquisition) and the 1609–1614 expulsions, exile and diaspora, and the cultural legacies (language, music, food, literature) that bridge Iberia and North Africa. Settings are typically 15th–17th century Spain and the Maghreb, though contemporary and transhistorical narratives examine memory and long‑term consequences; formats range from archival history and academic analysis to historical fiction, family sagas, and speculative reimaginings aimed at readers interested in early modern Spain, religious conflict, migration, and cultural contact.

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