Fijian literature encompasses the written and oral traditions of the Fijian people, reflecting their rich cultural heritage and history. It includes a variety of genres, such as poetry, storytelling, and plays, often highlighting themes of identity, community, and the natural environment. The literature is influenced by both indigenous Fijian traditions and colonial experiences, with many works written in Fijian and English. Notable authors, such as Epeli Hau'ofa, have contributed to the global recognition of Fijian literature, showcasing the unique perspectives and voices of the Fijian community.