Creative Nonfiction Part 1

the aggregate of norms and standards created in the realm of literary heritage.

• Literary

• Genres

• Literary Conventions

are collections of conventions that aim to create novelty and creativity.

• Literary Genres

• Literary Conventions

• Poem

a story that can happen in real life with realistic characters, reasonable and believable outcomes, and contemporary or historical setting.

• Realistic Fiction

• Literary Norms

• Poem

A category of Poetry which is brief in structure and subjective in expressing the thoughts and emotions of the persona.

• Narrative Poem

• Dramatic Poem

• Lyric Poem

it highlights the stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem.

• Meter

• Rhyme

• Rhythm

it is connected to point of view because it reveals how the writer treats or feels about his/her subject.

• Point of View

• Tone

• Voice

it is a sequence of events that has a beginning, middle, and end.

• Setting

• Plot

• Character

says that as a writer, you may discover a lasting and universal interest and significance in common people and common life.

• Ally C. Gonzaga

• Alfred B. Gomez

• Alfred Q. Gonzales

TRUE or FALSE: Use the first person point of view if you are relating an event that you yourself witnessed or experience.

• True

• False

Literary Model is a poem written by the Irish poet and Harvard teacher named ____________.

• Hidalgo

• Seamus Heaney

• Lamark