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Fiction - includes any work of prose (writing other than poetry and drama) that tells an invented or imaginary story. Popular fiction - invented stories including subgenres such as mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and westerns. Science fiction - highly imaginative fiction containing fantastic elements based on scientific principles, discoveries, or laws. Fantasy - stories that rely on magic and magical beings instead of technology.
Fiction - includes any work of prose (writing other than poetry and drama) that tells an invented or imaginary story. Popular fiction - invented stories including subgenres such as mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and westerns. Science fiction - highly imaginative fiction containing fantastic elements based on scientific principles, discoveries, or laws. Fantasy - stories that rely on magic and magical beings instead of technology.
Fiction - includes any work of prose (writing other than poetry and drama) that tells an invented or imaginary story. Popular fiction - invented stories including subgenres such as mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and westerns. Science fiction - highly imaginative fiction containing fantastic elements based on scientific principles, discoveries, or laws. Fantasy - stories that rely on magic and magical beings instead of technology.
1. fiction includes any work of prose (writing other than poetry and drama) that tells an invented or imaginary story 2. short story a brief prose narrative that usually presents only a single plot, one or two main characters, and one important setting 3. novel a long work of prose fiction (often having several plots, many major and minor characters, and numerous settings) 4. historical fiction a story that combines actual historical events with imagined ones 5. popular fiction invented stories including subgenres such as mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, and westerns 6. mystery the main character takes on a detective role and tries to uncover clues to a crime or some baffling event 7. horror includes ghosts, monsters, or other dangerous characters that may lurk within these stories, whose purpose is to provide a good fright 8. science fiction highly imaginative fiction containing fantastic elements based on scientific principles, discoveries, or laws in which technology is a strong element 9. fantasy stories that rely on magic and magical beings instead of technology 10. western refers to short stories set in the western United States where the main character is usually a cowboy fighting for survival against the wilderness or evildoers 11. plot the series of events related to a central conflict or struggle 12. characters the individuals who take part in the action of a story 13. protagonist the most important character in the story 14. antagonist a character who is in conflict with the main character 15. major characters characters who play significant roles in the action 16. minor characters characters who play lesser roles 17. setting the time and place (environment) in which a literary work happens 18. point of view the vantage point from which a story is told 19. first person point of view told by someone who participates in or witnesses the action (narrator) and uses such words as: I and we 20. third person point of view the narrator stands outside the action and observes and uses such words as: he, she, it, and they 21. third person limited the thoughts of only the narrator or a single character are revealed 22. theme the central idea (or perception about life that is revealed) in a literary work 23. conflict a struggle that takes place in a story 24. external conflict a struggle that takes place between a character and some outside force 25. conflict with another character the main character struggles with another character in the story 26. conflict with nature the struggle is between the main character and a force of nature 27. conflict with society the main character struggles with an element of society or culture 28. internal conflict a conflict or struggle that takes place within a character 29. chronological order events that are presented in the order in which they occur in time 30. flashback tells about something that happened in the past 31. foreshadowing giving hints or clues about what is going to happen in the future