Cuban-American writers are authors of Cuban descent who have settled in the United States, often exploring themes of identity, exile, and cultural heritage in their works. They contribute to a rich literary tradition that reflects the complexities of the Cuban experience, particularly in relation to the Cuban Revolution and its aftermath. Notable Cuban-American writers include Julia de Burgos, Reinaldo Arenas, and Cristina García. Their diverse voices encompass poetry, fiction, and essays, providing insights into both the struggles and triumphs of the Cuban diaspora. Through their literature, they bridge the gap between two cultures, enriching American literature as a whole.