Pacific Islander Literature encompasses the diverse literary traditions of the peoples from the islands of the Pacific Ocean, including regions like Polynesia, Micronesia, and Melanesia. This literature often reflects the rich cultural heritage, oral traditions, and unique experiences of these island communities, incorporating themes of identity, colonization, and the relationship with nature. The works can be found in various forms, including poetry, storytelling, and contemporary novels. Notable authors, such as Kiana Davenport and Albert Wendt, have contributed significantly to this genre, exploring the complexities of life in the Pacific Islands and the diaspora.