21st Century Literature

the start of the 21^st Century literature

• January 1, 2001

• January 1, 2000

• January 1, 1999

• January 1, 2005

a science fiction, fantasy, horror, superhero, superhero, dystopian, utopian, etc

• Speculative Fiction

• Dystopian Fiction

• Fan Fiction

• Non Fiction

a genre of literature that focuses on stories that envision the world in catastrophic, decline and some common themes of these stories include tyranny, anarchy, oppression etc.

• Speculative Fiction

• Dystopian Fiction

• Fan Fiction

• Non Fiction

formally introduced as comics genre by American cartoonist Will Eisner in 1964

• Speculative Fiction

• Dystopian Fiction

• Fan Fiction

• Graphic Novel

a work of fiction that allows avid readers to write an alternative version of an existing story

• Speculative Fiction

• Dystopian Fiction

• Fan Fiction

• Graphic Novel

world's most-loved social storytelling platform; connects a global community of 97 million readers and writer through the power of story

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generally described as books written for an audience of 12–20-year-old.

• Young Adult Literature

• Chick Lit

• Asian literature

• Chinese literature

• African Lit

fiction genre that tackles the issues of modern womanhood

• Young Adult Literature

• Chick Lit

• Asian literature

• Chinese literature

• African Lit

______ is diverse in that it showcases a selection of styles and themes, but as it progressed over time, common ideas have been identified between the texts from the various regions of the Asian continent. Perhaps the most similar trait of all Asian texts is their religiosity and spirituality

• Young Adult Literature

• Chick Lit

• Asian literature

• Chinese literature

• African Lit

______ is some of the most imaginative and interesting in the world.

• Young Adult Literature

• Chick Lit

• Asian literature

• Chinese literature

• African Lit