LIT Week 1-3

Cards (14)

  • Mexican Literature
    Indian and Spanish civilization and conquests
  • North American Literature
    The most influential (USA, Canada)
  • Speculative Fiction
    Science fiction and fantasy, horror, superhero, dystopian, utopian. Coined by Robert Heinlein
  • Graphic Novel

    Introduced as comics genre by Will Eisner
  • Young Adult Literature
    Books written for audience 12-20 of age. Theme and characteristics fit the audience.
  • Chick Lit
    Tackles issues of modern womanhood
  • Eastgate systems
    Publisher and software company in Massachusetts. Pioneered in hypertext literature.
  • Microblogging
    By Justin Hall. Is made up of not more than 200 characters.
  • Fan fiction
    Written in an amateur capacity by fans, unauthorized. Author uses copyrighted characters, settings, and other intellectual property from original characters.
  • Short story
    A short fiction that presents the writer‘s imagination. Made up of complete story elements.
  • Epiphany
    A moment in a story where a character achieves realization.
  • Oblique narrative
    “Tale within a tale”. Narrator tells a story that begins the inner narrative (which is the actual story).
  • Mastiff
    A short story written by Joyce Carol Oates
  • The Door
    Oblique narrative poem by Margaret Atwood.