PROSE FICTION
A type of prose fiction that can be read in a single sitting and typically focus on a single plot instead of multiple subplots.
Short Story
A poem that is used to lament (a passionate expression of grief or sorrow) the death person.
Elegy
A genre of drama based on human suffering and, mainly, the terrible or sorrowful events that befall a main character.
Tragic Story
An imaginary story, usually written down, that someone tells in everyday, natural language.
Prose Fiction
Long narrative poem recounting heroic deeds.
Epic
genre in which the goal is to make audiences laugh.
Comedy
The most common type of prose fiction and is the lengthiest among the rest.
Novel
Type of poem that is sung and/or accompanied by the playing musical instrument.
Lyrical Poem
They contain exaggerated characters, unfortunate events but usually resolve with a happy ending. (It contains elements of both comedy and tragedy)
Tragicomedy
A narrative prose fiction whose length is shorter than most novels, but longer than most short stories.
Novella
Type of literature based on the interplay of words and rhythm.
Poetry
The world’s first novel.
Daniel Defoe’s, Robinson Crusoe (1919)
A fourteen-line poem divided into the octave (the first eight lines and the sestet (the last six lines).
Sonnet