Pacific Literature refers to the body of written works produced by authors from the Pacific Islands, including countries like Fiji, Samoa, and Hawaii. This genre encompasses various forms, such as poetry, novels, and oral traditions, reflecting the diverse cultures, languages, and histories of the region. The themes often explore identity, colonization, and the relationship between people and their environment. Notable authors include Albert Wendt and Keri Hulme, who have contributed significantly to the global understanding of Pacific perspectives and experiences through their storytelling and literary innovations.