Francophone literature

Francophone literature refers to literary works written in French by authors from countries and regions where French is spoken, including France, Canada, Africa, the Caribbean, and parts of Asia. This literature encompasses a diverse range of genres and styles, reflecting the unique cultural identities and experiences of its writers. Themes often explore colonialism, identity, history, and social issues. Notable Francophone authors include Albert Camus, Léopold Sédar Senghor, and Marie NDiaye. The richness of Francophone literature highlights the global influence of the French language and the vibrant narratives developed across different cultures.