Alibée Féry (1801 – 1875) was a Haitian poet, playwright, and journalist active during the 19th century. Born in Port‑au‑Prince, he is recognized as one of the early literary figures in Haitian literature who wrote primarily in French. Féry contributed poems, theatrical pieces, and journalistic articles that addressed themes of Haitian history, society, and national identity. Among his notable works is the play « Le Silex », which was performed in the mid‑1800s and is cited as an early example of Haitian drama in the French language. His writings were published in various Haitian periodicals of the time, helping to shape the emerging literary culture of post‑revolutionary Haiti. Féry died in Port‑au‑Prince in 1875.
His contributions are documented in Haitian literary histories and reference works that catalog 19th‑century Caribbean writers.
