(FICTION, NON-FICTION) refers to literature that is created from the imagination of the author rather than being based strictly on facts or reality.
Fiction
_______ are long-form fictional prose narratives.
Novels
________ are brief works of fiction that typically focus on a single event, character, or theme.
Short stories
________ are brief works of fiction that typically focus on a single event, character, or theme.
Biographies
_________ are short pieces of non-fiction writing that explore a specific topic, idea, or argument.
Essays
short narratives, often featuring animals or inanimate objects as characters, that convey moral lessons or teachings
fables
traditional stories that are based on real events or characters but often include elements of exaggeration or myth.
legends
the individuals or entities that drive the story forward.
characters
the time and place in which the story unfolds
the sequence of events that make up the storyline
the central problem or tension that drives the narrative forward
the underlying message, idea, or insight that the story conveys
theme
the perspective from which the story is told
a Filipino writer and journalist best known for his short stories and novels in the English language
Nick Joaquin
Author of Bread of Salt
Author of "The Mats"
Francisco Arcellana
