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Sephardic culture as a book category encompasses the history, religious practices, languages, arts and everyday life of Jews whose roots lie in the Iberian Peninsula and their descendants across the Ottoman Empire, North Africa, the Balkans, the Middle East and the Americas following the expulsions of the late 15th century. It includes works on the Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) and Judeo-Arabic languages, distinctive liturgical rites and customs, family and communal traditions, music and oral poetry (romances, piyyutim), culinary and material culture, and the interactions between Jewish, Christian and Muslim societies in the Mediterranean world. Books in this category range from historical scholarship and memoir to fiction, language study, ethnography and cultural revival projects, and commonly address themes of exile, resilience, identity, assimilation and cultural continuity amid regional diversity.

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