Lunar Literature refers to a body of written works that explore themes related to the Moon, including its physical characteristics, cultural significance, and its role in human imagination. This genre encompasses poetry, fiction, essays, and scientific writings that reflect humanity's fascination with the Moon, from ancient myths to modern space exploration. Notable examples of Lunar Literature include Jules Verne's "From the Earth to the Moon" and H.G. Wells' "The First Men in the Moon." These works not only entertain but also inspire curiosity about lunar exploration and the possibilities of life beyond Earth, contributing to our understanding of the Moon's impact on culture and science.