Forms of literatures?

1. Poetry
2. Prose
3. Drama
4. Fiction
5. Non-fiction
6. Short stories
7. Novels
8. Essays
9. Autobiographies
10. Biographies
11. Plays
12. Screenplays
13. Folklore
14. Mythology
15. Fables
16. Satire
17. Parody
18. Epics
19. Ballads
20. Sonnets

Prose

- Novel: A long narrative with a complex plot and multiple characters.
- Short story: A concise narrative with a single main plot and fewer characters.
- Essay: A nonfiction piece that presents an argument or opinion.
- Memoir: A nonfiction account of the author's own experiences.
- Biography: A nonfiction account of another person's life.

Poetry

- Lyric poetry: Expresses personal emotions and experiences.
- Narrative poetry: Tells a story or relates an event.
- Dramatic poetry: Written for performance, often featuring characters and dialogue.
- Haiku: A three-line Japanese poem with a specific syllable count (5-7-5).
- Sonnet: A fourteen-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme.

Drama

- Play: A work written for performance, featuring characters, dialogue, and stage directions.
- Tragedy: A play that depicts the downfall of a protagonist.
- Comedy: A play that depicts the resolution of conflicts through laughter.
- Historical drama: A play that depicts events from the past.
- Musical: A play that incorporates music and dance.

Other Forms

- Screenplay: A script written for a film or television show.
- Short film: A film that is shorter than a feature film.
- Graphic novel: A novel told through sequential art (drawing and text).
- Comic book: A magazine or book containing sequential art stories.
- Children's literature: Literature written for children, often featuring themes of adventure, growth, and morality.