Atlantic Canadian Literature

Atlantic Canadian Literature refers to writings—from novels and poetry to plays and storytelling—created by authors from the Atlantic provinces of Canada: Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. This literature often explores themes like regional identity, history, landscape, community, and cultural diversity. It reflects the unique experiences and voices of Atlantic Canadians, blending Indigenous traditions, colonial influences, and modern perspectives. Recognized for its storytelling richness, Atlantic Canadian literature contributes significantly to Canada's broader literary landscape, offering insights into the region’s history, environment, and social fabric.