Serbian literature encompasses the body of written works produced in the Serbian language and reflects the country's rich cultural heritage. It has roots in medieval times, with notable works like the Miroslav Gospel, a significant religious manuscript. Over the centuries, Serbian literature has evolved, influenced by historical events and cultural exchanges. In the 19th and 20th centuries, Serbian writers such as Ivo Andrić, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and Miloš Crnjanski gained international recognition. Contemporary Serbian literature continues to thrive, exploring themes of identity, history, and social issues, contributing to the global literary landscape.