This term is a Japanese word for comics, encompassing a wide range of comic books and graphic novels originally published in Japan.
Manga
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Stories in this genre focus on modern womanhood, with the character's femininity driving the plot.
Chick Literature
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In this genre, around 50% of the narrative is presented without words. Readers must interpret images to understand the story fully. What's its name?
Illustrated Novel
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This genre uses literary techniques to create narratives based on facts. It combines facts with creative storytelling. What's its name?
Creative Nonfiction
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What is the term for a style of fiction known for its extreme brevity, often consisting of only a few words to a thousand words?
Flash Fiction
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This genre combines doodle writing, drawings, and handwritten graphics instead of traditional text. The drawings often add humor to the story. What's its name?
Doodle Fiction
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Narratives presented in comic book formats fall under this genre. It encompasses both non-fiction works and short stories, along with other fictional works. What genre is this?
Graphic Novels
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What style of storytelling condenses narratives into a mere six words, challenging writers to convey a complete story within this minimal word limit?
Six-Word Flash Fiction
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This genre involves websites with regularly changing short articles called posts. It often reflects personal opinions, interests, and experiences. What's its name?
Weblog
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Speculative fiction dealing with imaginative concepts and potential consequences of scientific innovations falls under this genre. What is it?