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Fiction
[edit]Structure & Elements
[edit]- Novel
- Novella
- Novita
- Short story
- Crime fiction
- Docufiction
- Faction (literature)
- Historical fiction
- Horror fiction
- Mystery fiction
- Philosophical novel
- Saga
- Paranoid fiction
- Speculative fiction
- Character (arts)
- Protagonist
- Antagonist
- Focal character
- Narrator
- Foil (literature)
- Plot (narrative)
- Dramatic structure
- Exposition (literary technique)
- Conflict (narrative)
- Rising action
- Climax (narrative)
- Falling action
- Dénouement
- Plot device
- Subplot
- Setting (literature)
- Utopia
- Dystopia
- Fictional universe
- Fictional location
- Fictional country
- Theme (literary)
- Motif (narrative)
- Narration
- Omniscient narrator
- First-person narrator
- Unreliable narrator
- Narrative mode
- Past tense
- Present tense
- Future tense
- Epistolary novel
- Third-person limited narrative
- Third-person omniscient narrative
- Stream of consciousness (narrative mode)
- First-person narrative
- Second-person narrative
- Third-person narrative
- Narratology
- Literary theory
- Narrative structure