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There are different types of fiction texts, the main types are:
prose
,
poetry
,
drama.
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Fiction
texts have a
creative element
to them and tend to use
literary devices.
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Within each type of
fiction
, there are different
genres.
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There are different genres of prose fiction:
science fiction
(or
sci-fi
),
historical fiction
,
romance fiction
,
Bildungsroman.
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Science fiction
is a genre of
prose fiction
that mostly relies upon the
writer’s imagination.
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A
science fiction
text could be about
scientific changes
in a
future
world that the
writer
has
made up.
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Science fiction writers like
Aldous Huxley
and
Philip K Dick
, created
dystopian futures
in their
prose fiction.
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Some prose fiction is based on
real events
- an example of this would be a
historical fiction novel.
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The writer uses
historical research
to create a
story
rather than using their own
life experiences
, but they also use their
imagination
to make the
story
come
alive.
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A
novel
is a
prose fiction
text.
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Poems are often
fictional
, but prose uses
continuous
writing and
full
sentences.
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Science fiction
is a type of
prose fiction.
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The word
‘novel’
comes from
Latin
and
Italian
origin meaning
‘new’.
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Novels
first became popular in the
18th
Century.
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A
novella
usually follows
one plot line.
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Novels
typically include
subplots.
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Novels
are usually divided into
chapters.
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Historical fiction
focuses on using
real events
and
people
from the
past.
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A
short story
is usually several
thousand
words in
length.
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