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• Description


  A type of writing wherein the writer creates a picture of what something or someone is like
• Exposition


  A kind of writing used to explain, show, or tell something about a subject. This is also considered as the most common type of everyday writing
• Creative writing


  A type of writing that uses language imaginatively
• Reasons to indulge in Creative Writing

  • To convey a message
  • To reveal a secret
  • To satisfy my soul
  • To gain knowledge
• Scene


  The basic indivisible unit where the action takes place (in writing fiction)
• Baby seals, by nature of their size and weakness, are easily devoured by sharks
• Flash fiction


  A type of fiction writing which is a subgenre of short story characterized by limited word length between 250 to 1000 words
• Microfiction


  The shortest version of fiction writing
• Short story


  Offers restriction in length of anywhere between 7,500 – 20,000 words, and can be read in one sitting
• Denouement


  Another word for "resolution" in a short story's plot
• Novella


  Novels that are often shorter than usual
• Form and structure


  The way a piece is written
• Rags to Riches


  The all-time favorite "Cinderella" is classified as this type of story
• Character


  According to John Gardner, this is the heart and mind of a story – it is what makes it live
• Creative nonfiction


  A type of writing which remains truthful to facts while delivering them using literary devices to tell them well
• Tragedy


  A type of drama in which the protagonist meets a calamitous end
• Music in drama


  Everything that can be heard
• Exposition


  The part of the plot that provides background information about the drama itself
• Spectacle


  The element in drama that refers to everything that is seen
• Simple paragraph in prose writing


  Often composed of topic, supporting, and concluding sentences