"local literature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to literature written by authors from a particular area or region. For example, "We studied several pieces of local literature in class last week."
Both dialects have had a flourishing local literature since the 19th century.
A manuscript of local literature, written during the reign of King Irengba, dates from 1074.
Hardwick herself summered a good sail north of Ogunquit, in Castine, but didn't think much of the local literature.
You get your free quota of statutory advertising but all of the marketing promotional spend goes on local literature?
"The result was a steady diet of simplistic poems, leaden dramas and failed novels which caused an unworthy association of local literature with mediocrity, nostalgia and sentimentality".
"My local literature is intended to be very local," Mr Malins explained.In this section Now it's personal Hot air Who're you calling naive?
Since the 16th century there has been local dialect literature, notably in Savoy, Fribourg, and Geneva.
But, during my visit, the local Arts Council literature relationship manager, Alison Boyle, made a powerful case for dynamic local initiatives.
In the ancient empires of eastern Indochina and the islands, scholars of Sanskrit, the language of the sacred works of Hinduism, became part of the king's court, producing a local Sanskrit literature of their own.
The methods used in the 'Results and discussion' section below are pulled from local government literature, law, and policy.
He said he planned to highlight the party's black and ethnic minority candidates in its local election literature sent to all voters.
