NOVEL (TERMS & DEFINITION)

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A work of prose fiction that tells a narrative over an extended length

Novel

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How far back does the history of the novel go?

Novels date as far back as the Tale of Genji (1010) by Murasaki Shikibu, while European novels first appeared in the early seventeenth century.

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What did novels eventually replace as the most popular form of storytelling?

Novels overtook epic poetry and chivalric romances, shifting emphasis to the personal reading experience.

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What is the significance of novels today?

Novels come in a wide array of subgenres, making them one of the most versatile and popular literary forms.

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What are the main characteristics of novels?

Novels are written in prose, contain fictional content, are of considerable length, and emphasize individualism.

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What are mystery novels?

Mystery novels revolve around a crime that must be solved.

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Do mystery novels always involve murder?

No, they often involve murder but not always

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What are science fiction and fantasy novels?

Science fiction and fantasy both deal with speculative world building.

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How are science fiction and fantasy different?

Science fiction imagines a world that is different because of technology, while fantasy imagines a world with magic

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Do science fiction and fantasy overlap?

Yes, the lines between them are often blurred.

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What are horror/thriller novels?

Horror or thriller novels are designed to induce a sense of fear, suspense, or psychological horror in the reader

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Are thrillers usually combined with other genres?

Yes, thrillers are often combined with genres like mystery or science fiction