Quebec Literature

Quebec literature refers to the body of written works produced in Quebec, primarily in French, reflecting the province's unique culture, history, and identity. It encompasses various genres, including poetry, novels, and plays, and often explores themes like nationalism, identity, and social issues. Prominent authors, such as Michel Tremblay and Gabrielle Roy, have shaped this literary landscape. Quebec literature is marked by its engagement with the French language and a blend of influences from both European and North American contexts, showcasing the province's rich heritage and cultural diversity.