Neapolitan Literature

Neapolitan literature refers to writings originating from or influenced by Naples, Italy, reflecting its rich history, culture, and dialect. It encompasses poetry, prose, and plays that reveal local customs, social struggles, and regional identity. Often written in the Neapolitan dialect, these works celebrate Naples' vibrant life and confront issues like poverty and politics. Key authors include Eduardo De Filippo and Raffaele Viviani. Overall, Neapolitan literature offers a passionate, authentic voice capturing the city's soul, blending humor, resilience, and cultural pride.