Literature

Andorran literature is a subset of Catalan literature, or literature written in Catalan. It is the literature represented by works created in the Principality of Andorra or by authors from Andorra. The heritage of literature in Andorra predates the twentieth century; in 1748, Antoni Fiter I Rossell of the parish of Ordino authored Digest manual de las valls neutras de Andorra, documenting the feudal historical and judicial background of Andorra.

Because Andorra is a small country tucked in the mountains and surrounded by large nations, its literature has long struggled to attain recognition due to the great influence of foreign literature and a small population that cannot maintain it. Despite this, Andorra has produced well-known writers such as Michele Gazier and Ramon Villero, who have left an unmistakable impression on Andorran literature and the wider world. Because of its isolation and remoteness, Andorra has become the ideal setting for literature to flourish.

The Association of Writers of the Principality of Andorra (AEPA) is the professional association for Andorran authors. Antoni Morell Mora has been the organization's president since its inception in 1995. The AEPA maintains contacts with the Catalan Writers' Association and the Catalan PEN.