Literary preservation refers to the efforts made to protect and maintain written works, ensuring they remain accessible for future generations. This can involve digitizing texts, restoring old manuscripts, and archiving important literary works in libraries and museums. Organizations and institutions often play a crucial role in these activities, safeguarding cultural heritage. The process also includes the study and documentation of authors, such as William Shakespeare or Jane Austen, and their contributions to literature. By preserving their works, we can continue to appreciate and learn from their insights, styles, and historical contexts, enriching our understanding of literary history.