Forgotten literature refers to works of writing that have fallen out of public awareness or are no longer widely read. This can include novels, poems, essays, and plays that were once popular but have since been overshadowed by more contemporary works. Often, these texts provide valuable insights into historical contexts, cultural norms, and literary styles of their time. Many factors contribute to the neglect of certain literary works, such as changing tastes, the rise of new genres, or the emergence of influential authors like William Shakespeare or Jane Austen. Rediscovering forgotten literature can enrich our understanding of the past and highlight the diversity of human experience in storytelling.