Monegasque literature

Monegasque literature refers to the literary works produced in Monaco, a small sovereign city-state known for its rich culture and history. The language of Monegasque literature is primarily Monégasque, a dialect of Ligurian, as well as French, the official language. It includes poetry, plays, and novels that often reflect the unique identity, traditions, and social issues of Monaco. Notable figures include the poet Louis Notari and the playwright and novelist Jean-Claude Carrière. Monegasque literature showcases the blend of its Mediterranean heritage and modern influences, contributing to the broader tapestry of regional literature.