Faroese Literature refers to the body of written works produced in the Faroese language, primarily in the Faroe Islands. It has roots in the medieval period, with notable texts like the Faroese ballads and the Faroese saga. The literature often reflects the islands' culture, history, and natural environment. In the 20th century, Faroese literature began to flourish, with authors such as Jørgen-Frantz Jacobsen and Regin í Líð gaining recognition. Today, contemporary writers continue to explore themes of identity, nature, and tradition, contributing to a vibrant literary scene that celebrates the unique heritage of the Faroe Islands.