Pacific Island Literature encompasses the diverse literary works produced by authors from the various islands in the Pacific Ocean, including Hawaii, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. This literature often reflects the unique cultures, histories, and languages of these islands, showcasing oral traditions, poetry, novels, and plays that explore themes of identity, colonization, and environmental issues. Many Pacific Island writers draw inspiration from their rich cultural heritage, incorporating traditional storytelling techniques and indigenous languages into their works. Notable authors include Albert Wendt from Samoa and Kiana Davenport from Hawaii, who have contributed significantly to the global understanding of Pacific Island experiences and perspectives.