GNED 15 (Lesson 2: Notable Literary Genres)

• Poetry- conveys thought, describes a scene or tell a story
• Types of Poetry (A .Hyper Poetry)- digital poetry that uses links using hypertext mark-up
• Types of Poetry (B. Spoken word Poetry)- poetry written to be performed
• Drama- literature with stories composed of verse or prose which meant to be dramatically o theatrically performed
• Blog- website containing short articles called post that are changed regularly
• Creative Non-fiction- styles and techniques to create factually accurate narratives
• Fiction- created from imagination
• Fiction (A. Short Story)- fictional prose narrative shorter than the novel
• Fiction (B. Chick lit)- addresses issue of modern womanhood
• Fiction (C. Illustrated Novel)- story through text and illustrated novel
• Fiction (D. digi-fiction)-triple media literature

  -book, movie, internet website
• Fiction (E. graphic novel)- narrative comic book formats. Stand alone with more complex plot
• Fiction (F. Manga)- japanese word for comics

  EX: shonen/shojo
• Fiction (G. doodle fiction)- literary presentation where the author incorporates doodle writing
• Fiction (H. Text-talk Novels)- stories that are told almost completely in dialogue stimulating social network exchanges
• Fiction (J. Six word flash fiction)- fiction done in six word only
• Fiction (K. Speculative Fiction)- umbrella term
• Horror- purpose to create feelings of fear, dread, repulsion, and terror in the audience