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"Neo-Babylonian Empire" as a book category covers works—scholarly and popular, fiction and nonfiction—centered on the resurgence of Babylonian power in the late 7th–6th centuries BCE (roughly 626–539 BCE) under rulers such as Nabopolassar and Nebuchadnezzar II. It includes academic histories and archaeological studies of Babylonian politics, administration, religion, art and architecture (the Ishtar Gate, temples, the reputed Hanging Gardens), translations and analyses of cuneiform sources, accounts of interactions with Assyria, Judah and Persia, and treatments of exile, diplomacy and imperial ideology. The category also embraces historical novels, children's books and speculative/alternate-history or fantasy works inspired by Mesopotamian myths and motifs, with common themes of kingship and divinity, monumental building, cultural revival and eventual decline—appealing to readers interested in ancient Near Eastern civilization, archaeology, and richly detailed historical storytelling.

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