Colombian literature is a rich and diverse field that reflects the country's history, culture, and social issues. It encompasses various genres, including poetry, novels, and short stories, often influenced by the country's landscapes and traditions. Notable authors include Gabriel García Márquez, known for his magical realism, and Jorge Luis Borges, who, although Argentine, has had a significant impact on Colombian writers. The literature often explores themes of violence, identity, and the complexities of Colombian society. The Grupo de Barranquilla and the Bogotá School are important literary movements that have shaped the country's narrative style. Colombian literature continues to evolve, gaining international recognition and contributing to global literary conversations.