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Writer's bible Part 1

 * 10th century in literature
 * 11th century in literature
 * 12th century in literature
 * 13th century in literature
 * 14th century in literature
 * 15th century in literature
 * 16th century in literature
 * 17th century in literature
 * 18th century in literature
 * 19th century in literature
 * A-Plot
 * Academic history
 * Act (drama)
 * Action (literature)
 * Action fiction
 * Adventure fiction
 * Adyghe Habze
 * Affirmative and negative
 * African literature
 * Afro-American religion
 * Agent (grammar)
 * Akan religion
 * Akkadian literature
 * Albanian literature
 * Albanian mythology
 * Alexander romance
 * Alien (literary concept)
 * Alien invasion
 * Allegory
 * Allegory in the Middle Ages
 * Alliteration
 * Alliterative verse
 * Alter ego
 * Alternate history
 * American literature
 * Anagnorisis
 * Anagram
 * Analogue (literature)
 * Ancient Canaanite religion
 * Ancient Egyptian literature
 * Ancient Greek literature
 * Ancient language
 * Ancient literature
 * Ancient Mesopotamian religion
 * Ancient Semitic religion
 * Angel
 * Anglo-Norman literature
 * Anglo-Saxon paganism
 * Animacy
 * Animism
 * Antagonist
 * Anthropomorphism
 * Anti-romance
 * Antihero
 * Antilabe
 * Antinovel
 * Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction
 * Apocalyptic literature
 * Apocrypha
 * Apologetics
 * Aporia
 * Applied Drama
 * Aqua drama
 * Arabic literature
 * Archenemy
 * Archetypal literary criticism
 * Archetype
 * Argentine literature
 * Aristeia
 * Armenian literature
 * Armenian mythology
 * Ars Poetica (Horace)
 * Article (publishing)
 * Articulation (sociology)
 * Artificial intelligence in fiction
 * Artistic license
 * Ascended master
 * Asemic writing
 * Ashta Nayika
 * Aside
 * Assemblage (composition)
 * Associated motion
 * Astral plane
 * Asyndeton
 * Audience
 * Augustan drama
 * Aureation
 * Australian Aboriginal mythology
 * Australian literature
 * Author
 * Author surrogate
 * Authorial intent
 * Authoritarian literature
 * Autobiographical novel
 * Autobiography
 * Autograph
 * Avesta
 * Ayyavazhi mythology
 * Aztec mythology
 * Babylonian religion
 * Backstory
 * Backwards episode
 * Balanced sentence
 * Ballantine Adult Fantasy series
 * Balor
 * Baltic mythology
 * Baluba mythology
 * Bandersnatch
 * Bangladeshi English literature
 * Bangsian fantasy
 * Bantu mythology
 * Barbarian
 * Baroque
 * Basque mythology
 * Bathos
 * Beat (filmmaking)
 * Bengali literature
 * Bhagavad Gita
 * Biblical theology
 * Bibliography
 * Bibliography of King Arthur
 * Big Dumb Object
 * Bildungsroman
 * Biographical criticism
 * Biographical novel
 * Biography
 * Biopunk
 * Bizarro fiction
 * Black comedy
 * Blessing
 * Body swap
 * Book
 * Bourgeois tragedy
 * Brazilian literature
 * Brazilian mythology
 * Breaking character
 * Breeches role
 * Breton literature
 * Brevis commentarius de Islandia
 * British literature
 * British regional literature
 * Buddhist mythology
 * Buddhist texts
 * Burra katha
 * Bushongo mythology
 * Byzantine literature
 * Caesura
 * Cambion
 * Campaign setting
 * Campus
 * Campus novel
 * Canadian literature
 * Candomblé
 * Canon (fiction)
 * Canonical criticism
 * Captivity narrative
 * Catalan literature
 * Catalan myths and legends
 * Catastasis
 * Catastrophe (drama)
 * Catharsis
 * Causal loop
 * Caveman
 * Celtic mythology
 * Central conceit
 * Ceremony
 * Chamber of rhetoric
 * Chamber play
 * Chanson de geste
 * Chant
 * Character (arts)
 * Character actor
 * Character animation
 * Character arc
 * Character blogging
 * Character comedy
 * Character dance
 * Character flaw
 * Character piece
 * Character race
 * Character sketch
 * Characterization
 * Characters and races of The Dark Crystal
 * Chekhov's gun
 * Cheshire Cat
 * Chicago school (literary criticism)
 * Childhood secret club
 * Children's literature
 * Chilote mythology
 * Chinese literature
 * Chinese mythology
 * Chivalric romance
 * Christian literature
 * Christian mysticism
 * Christian mythology
 * Christian novel
 * Christian science fiction
 * Christology
 * Circe in the arts
 * Class S (genre)
 * Classical Arabic
 * Classical Armenian
 * Classical Chinese
 * Classical language
 * Classical mythology
 * Classical unities
 * Classicism
 * Classics
 * Cliché
 * Cliffhanger
 * Climate fiction
 * Climax (narrative)
 * Clip show
 * Closet drama
 * Closet screenplay
 * Clusivity
 * Cold reading (theatrical)
 * Colombian literature
 * Comedy
 * Comedy (drama)
 * Comedy of manners
 * Comic book death
 * Comic fantasy
 * Comic novel
 * Comic science fiction
 * Comics
 * Comparative literature
 * Comparative religion
 * Comparison (grammar)
 * Composite character
 * Composition (language)
 * Composition studies
 * Conceit
 * Confession (religion)
 * Conflict (narrative)
 * Contemporary fantasy
 * Contemporary romance
 * Continental Germanic mythology
 * Continuity (fiction)
 * Contrast (linguistics)
 * Contrast (literary)
 * Cosmicism
 * Cosmology
 * Costumed character
 * Courtesy book
 * Covenant (religion)
 * Crastinal tense
 * Creative nonfiction
 * Creatures of Terabithia
 * Creed
 * Crime fiction
 * Criticism
 * Critique
 * Croatian literature
 * Crossover (fiction)
 * Cthulhu Mythos
 * Cuban literature
 * Cult following
 * Cultural materialism (cultural studies)
 * Culture of Ecuador
 * Culture of Georgia (country)
 * Curaçao
 * Curse
 * Cut-up technique
 * Cyberpunk
 * Cyberpunk derivatives
 * Czech literature
 * Dahomean religion
 * Damsel in distress
 * Dark fantasy
 * Dark Lord (fiction)
 * Darwinian literary studies
 * Deathtrap (plot device)
 * Declamation
 * Deconstruction
 * Decree
 * Defamiliarization
 * Definiteness
 * Definitions of science fiction
 * Deictic Field and Narration
 * Demon
 * Demonology
 * Description
 * Detective fiction
 * Deus ex machina
 * Deuteragonist
 * Dialectic
 * Dialogic
 * Dialogue
 * Dialogue in writing
 * Diary
 * Diction
 * Didacticism
 * Diegesis
 * Dieselpunk
 * Différance
 * Dinka religion
 * Dionysian imitatio
 * Directorial beat
 * Dirge
 * Distancing effect
 * Divination
 * Docufiction
 * Documentary film
 * Documentary practice
 * Domestic drama
 * Domestic tragedy
 * Doppelgänger
 * Dragon
 * Drama
 * Drama teaching techniques
 * Dramatic monologue
 * Dramatic structure
 * Dramatic theory
 * Dramatica (software)
 * Dramatistic pentad
 * Dramatization
 * Dungeons & Dragons
 * Duodrama
 * Dutch-language literature
 * Dwarf (mythology)
 * Dying Earth (subgenre)
 * Dyslexia
 * Dystopia
 * Early English Jewish literature
 * Early Irish literature
 * Early medieval literature
 * Early Modern literature
 * Ecclesiology
 * Echthroi
 * Ecocriticism
 * Education
 * Efik mythology
 * Egyptian mythology
 * Elam
 * Electracy
 * Elemental
 * Elf
 * Elfland catacombs
 * Elves in fantasy fiction and games
 * Emblem book
 * Emergent literacies
 * Enchanted forest
 * Encyclical
 * Encyclopedic novel
 * Ent
 * Epic (genre)
 * Epic poetry
 * Epilogue
 * Episodic storytelling
 * Epistle
 * Epistolary novel
 * Epitasis
 * Ergodic literature
 * Erotic literature
 * Erotic romance novels
 * Eroticism
 * Erzya literature
 * Eschatology
 * Essay
 * Estonian mythology
 * Ethnofiction
 * Ethos
 * Etruscan mythology
 * Eucatastrophe
 * Euphuism
 * European folklore
 * Evidentiality
 * Evocation
 * Excursus
 * Exercises in Style
 * Existentialism
 * Experimental literature
 * Explorative strategies
 * Exposition (narrative)
 * Extraterrestrials in fiction
 * Ezra Pound's Three Kinds of Poetry
 * Fable
 * Fabliau
 * Fabula and syuzhet
 * Fairy
 * Fairy godmother
 * Fairy tale
 * Fairytale fantasy
 * False document
 * False protagonist
 * Familiar spirit
 * Family
 * Family saga
 * Fan fiction
 * Fantastic
 * Fantastic (magazine)
 * Fantastic art
 * Fantastique
 * Fantasy
 * Fantasy comics
 * Fantasy fiction magazine
 * Fantasy film
 * Fantasy literature
 * Fantasy of manners
 * Fantasy television
 * Fantasy tropes
 * Fantasy world
 * Feminist literary criticism
 * Feminist science fiction
 * Femslash
 * Fiction
 * Fiction writing
 * Fiction-writing mode
 * Fictional city
 * Fictional country
 * Fictional location
 * Fictional universe
 * Figurative analogy
 * Figure of speech
 * Finnic mythologies
 * Finnish mythology
 * First-person narrative
 * Flashback (narrative)
 * Flashforward
 * Flashing arrow
 * Focal character
 * Focalization
 * Focus (linguistics)
 * Foil (literature)
 * Folk Catholicism
 * Folk play
 * Folklore
 * Folklore of Romania
 * Foreshadowing
 * Form criticism
 * Formalism (literature)
 * Formalism (philosophy)
 * Formula fiction
 * Fourth wall
 * Frame story
 * Frames and distance
 * Frankenstein
 * Frankish mythology
 * Frisian literature
 * Friulian literature
 * Future history
 * Future perfect
 * Future tense
 * Gag character
 * Galician-language literature
 * Gargoyle
 * Gaslamp fantasy
 * Gay pulp fiction
 * Ge'ez language
 * Genealogy
 * General epistles
 * General revelation
 * Generic character (fiction)
 * Genre
 * Genre studies
 * Geocriticism
 * Georgian mythology
 * Gerald Prince
 * Germanic mythology
 * Germanic paganism
 * Ghost character
 * Ghost story
 * Giant (mythology)
 * Glossary of literary terms
 * Gnome
 * Goblin
 * Gods and demons fiction
 * Golden age (metaphor)
 * Gong'an fiction
 * Gospel
 * Gothic double
 * Gothic fiction
 * Grammar
 * Grammatical aspect
 * Grammatical case
 * Grammatical gender
 * Grammatical modifier
 * Grammatical mood
 * Grammatical number
 * Grammatical person
 * Grammatical tense
 * Graphic novel
 * Great Conversation
 * Greek mythology
 * Gremlin
 * Grotesque body
 * Gryphon (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)
 * Guarani mythology
 * Gustav Freytag
 * Guyanese literature
 * Had I but known
 * Hadith
 * Haitian mythology
 * Haitian Vodou
 * Half-giant
 * Half-orc
 * Halfling
 * Hamartia
 * Hamartiology
 * Hamburg Dramaturgy
 * Happy ending
 * Hard fantasy
 * Hard science fiction
 * Hawaiian narrative
 * Hebrew literature
 * Hebrew poetry
 * Hero
 * Hero's journey
 * Heroic drama
 * Heroic fantasy
 * Hesternal tense
 * High fantasy
 * Hindi literature
 * Hindu mythology
 * Hindu texts
 * Hircocervus
 * Historical criticism
 * Historical fantasy
 * Historical fiction
 * Historical mystery
 * Historical period drama
 * Historical romance
 * History
 * History of fantasy
 * History of ideas
 * History of modern literature
 * History of science fiction
 * History of theatre
 * Hittite mythology
 * Hobgoblin
 * Hodiernal tense
 * Hollywood novel
 * Homage (arts)
 * Homily
 * Honorifics (linguistics)
 * Hoodoo (folk magic)
 * Hook (filmmaking)
 * Horror and terror
 * Horror comics
 * Horror fiction
 * Horror fiction magazine
 * Horror film
 * Horror Victorianorum
 * Human–animal hybrid
 * Humour
 * Hungarian mythology
 * Hurrians
 * Hymn
 * Hyperbole
 * Hyperdrama
 * Hypertext fiction
 * Hypocatastasis
 * Hypostasis (literature)
 * Hysteron proteron
 * I Novel
 * Iceberg Theory
 * Icelandic literature
 * Idiom
 * Idiot plot
 * Imagery
 * Imaginary voyage
 * Imitation (art)
 * Imprecatory Psalms
 * In medias res
 * Inca mythology
 * Incantation
 * Indian English literature
 * Indian epic poetry
 * Indian literature
 * Induction (play)
 * Inscape and instress
 * Inspirational fiction
 * Intellectual history
 * Interdiscourse
 * Intermedio
 * Internet Speculative Fiction Database
 * Intertextuality
 * Inuit religion
 * Invagination
 * Involuntary narrative
 * Iranian mythology
 * Irish literature
 * Irish mythology
 * Irony
 * Islamic fiction
 * Islamic literature
 * Islamic mythology
 * Isoko people
 * It was a dark and stormy night
 * Italian literature
 * Jamaican literature
 * Japanese literature
 * Japanese mythology
 * Jewish literature
 * Jewish mythology
 * Jiangshi fiction
 * Jinn
 * Joke
 * Journal of Narrative Theory
 * Jubjub bird
 * Juvenile fantasy
 * Jèrriais literature
 * Kabbalah
 * Kaikuzi
 * Kairosis
 * Kaluli creation myth
 * Kamba people
 * Kannada literature
 * Kenosis
 * Ketuvim
 * Kintu
 * Kishōtenketsu
 * Kobold
 * Korean literature
 * Korean mythology
 * Kumina
 * Kōan
 * Lab lit
 * Lament
 * Landscape
 * Languages of India
 * Latin
 * Latin literature
 * Latin translations of the 12th century
 * Latvian mythology
 * Law
 * Lectionary
 * Legal thriller
 * Legend
 * Legendary creature
 * Leitmotif
 * Lesbian pulp fiction
 * Lesbianism in erotica
 * Letter (message)
 * Levite
 * Lexis (Aristotle)
 * LGBT themes in horror fiction
 * LGBT themes in speculative fiction
 * Light novel
 * Lingua franca
 * Linguistic modality
 * Linguistic typology
 * List of Asian mythologies
 * List of body horror media
 * List of creation myths
 * List of European literatures
 * List of fantasy anime
 * List of fantasy authors
 * List of fantasy novels (A–H)
 * List of fantasy novels (I–R)
 * List of fantasy novels (S–Z)
 * List of fantasy television programs
 * List of fictional location types
 * List of languages by first written accounts
 * List of legendary creatures by type
 * List of lingua francas
 * List of miscellaneous fictional animals
 * List of mythological objects
 * List of mythological places
 * List of mythologies
 * List of mythology books and sources
 * List of Narnian creatures
 * List of narrative forms
 * List of narrative techniques
 * List of non-narrative films
 * List of nonlinear narrative films
 * List of nonlinear narrative television series
 * List of Once Upon a Time creatures and races
 * List of science fiction authors
 * List of stock characters
 * List of works set in a single day
 * List of world folk-epics
 * List of writing genres
 * Lists of books
 * Lists of deities
 * Lists of fantasy films
 * Lists of legendary creatures
 * Lists of writers
 * Literary criticism
 * Literary element
 * Literary fiction
 * Literary forgery
 * Literary genre
 * Literary language
 * Literary modernism
 * Literary nonsense
 * Literary particularism
 * Literary science
 * Literary theory
 * Literature in the other languages of Britain
 * Literature of Kosovo
 * Lithuanian mythology
 * Liturgy
 * Locus (magazine)
 * Lost city (fiction)
 * Lost World (genre)
 * Lotuko mythology
 * Lotus Sutra
 * Lovecraftian horror
 * Low fantasy
 * Lozi mythology
 * Lugbara mythology
 * Lusitanian mythology
 * Luxembourg literature
 * Maasai mythology
 * MacGuffin
 * Magic in fiction
 * Magic realism
 * Magical creatures in Harry Potter
 * Magical girl
 * Magician (fantasy)
 * Magocracy
 * Mal du siècle
 * Malagasy mythology
 * Malay folklore
 * Malayalam literature
 * Maltese folklore
 * Mangarevan mythology
 * Manuscript
 * Manx literature
 * Mapuche religion
 * Marathi literature
 * Mariology
 * Marriage plot
 * Marxist literary criticism
 * Mary Sue
 * Mascot
 * Mass hysteria
 * Mathematical fiction
 * Matron literature
 * Matter of Britain
 * Matter of France
 * Matter of Rome
 * Maya mythology
 * Mbuti mythology
 * Media (communication)
 * Media consumption
 * Medical fiction
 * Medieval Bulgarian literature
 * Medieval Dutch literature
 * Medieval fantasy
 * Medieval French literature
 * Medieval German literature
 * Medieval Greek
 * Medieval Latin
 * Medieval literature
 * Medieval poetry
 * Medieval Serbian literature
 * Medieval Spanish literature
 * Medieval theatre
 * Medieval Welsh literature
 * Melanesian mythology
 * Melodrama
 * Memoir
 * Men's adventure
 * Mental image
 * Messiah
 * Meta-reference
 * Metafiction
 * Metahistorical romance
 * Metanoia (rhetoric)
 * Metaphor
 * Metaphoric criticism
 * Metaphysics
 * Metatheatre
 * Metonymy
 * Mexican literature
 * Micronesian mythology
 * Middle Eastern mythology
 * Middle English literature
 * Middle Persian literature
 * Milesian tale
 * Military science fiction
 * Mimesis
 * Mind monkey
 * Mirative
 * Mock Turtle
 * Mode (literature)
 * Monologue
 * Monopod (creature)
 * Monster erotica
 * Monster literature
 * Mood (literature)
 * Moral
 * Morality play
 * Motif (narrative)
 * Motive (law)
 * Musical fiction
 * Mystery fiction
 * Mystery play
 * Mysticism
 * Myth
 * Myth of redemptive violence
 * Mythic fiction
 * Mythologies of the indigenous peoples of the Americas
 * Mythology
 * Mythology in France
 * Mythology of Indonesia
 * Mythology of Italy
 * Mythopoeia
 * Mythos (Aristotle)
 * Māori mythology
 * Nanopunk
 * Narration
 * Narrative
 * Narrative criticism
 * Narrative designer
 * Narrative environment
 * Narrative history
 * Narrative hook
 * Narrative network
 * Narrative paradigm
 * Narrative poetry
 * Narrative structure
 * Narrative thread
 * Narrativity
 * Narratology
 * Narreme
 * Nart saga
 * National myth
 * Nativity play
 * Natural theology
 * Nature
 * Nautical fiction
 * Necromancy
 * Nevi'im
 * New Criticism
 * New Historicism
 * New literacies
 * New Testament
 * New Weird
 * New Zealand literature
 * New-adult fiction
 * Newari literature
 * News
 * Nigerian literature
 * Non sequitur (literary device)
 * Non-fiction novel
 * Non-narrative film
 * Non-player character
 * Nonfuture tense
 * Nonlinear narrative
 * Nonpast tense
 * Norse mythology
 * Norwegian literature
 * Noun class
 * Novel
 * Novel in Scotland
 * Novella
 * Numeracy
 * Obeah
 * Object of the mind
 * Objectification
 * Occitan literature
 * Occult
 * Occult detective fiction
 * Odinani
 * Official history
 * Official language
 * Ogre
 * Old English literature
 * Old Georgian language
 * Old High German
 * Old Norse literature
 * Old One in fiction
 * Old Testament
 * Old Turkic language
 * Olmec religion
 * Onomatopoeia
 * Ooops! Noah Is Gone...
 * Opening narration
 * Opera
 * Oracle
 * Oracy
 * Oral literature
 * Orality
 * Orc
 * Organic form
 * Organic unity
 * Origin myth
 * Origin of the Kurds
 * Origin story
 * Ossetian mythology
 * Out of character
 * Outline of literature
 * Oxymoron
 * Pakistani literature
 * Paleo-Balkan mythology
 * Pali literature
 * Palo (religion)
 * Panamanian literature
 * Panotti
 * Pantathians
 * Papuan mythology
 * Parable
 * Paradise of Fools
 * Paradox (literature)
 * Paraguay
 * Parallel universe (fiction)
 * Paranormal fiction
 * Paranormal romance
 * Paratext
 * Parody
 * Passion Play
 * Past tense
 * Pastiche
 * Pathetic fallacy
 * Pathos
 * Patristics
 * Pauline epistles
 * People's history
 * Performance
 * Performance studies
 * Peripeteia
 * Persian literature
 * Persian mythology
 * Persona
 * Peruvian literature
 * Peryton
 * Philippine mythology
 * Philosophical fiction
 * Philosophical theology
 * Philosophy
 * Philosophy of religion
 * Picaresque novel
 * Pilgrim
 * Pitch (filmmaking)
 * Plagiarism
 * Planetary romance
 * Planets in science fiction
 * Plantation tradition
 * Plato
 * Play (theatre)
 * Player character
 * Plot (narrative)
 * Plot device
 * Plot drift
 * Plot hole
 * Plot point
 * Plot twist
 * Pluperfect
 * Pneumatology (Christianity)
 * Poetic Edda
 * Poetic justice
 * Poetics (Aristotle)
 * Poetry
 * Point-of-view shot
 * Polish mythology
 * Political fiction
 * Political satire
 * Political thriller
 * Polynesian narrative
 * Polyphony (literature)
 * Polyptoton
 * Polysyndeton
 * Popular history
 * Portal:Literature
 * Portuguese literature
 * Post-structuralism
 * Postcolonialism
 * Postliterate society
 * Postmodernism
 * Praise
 * Prayer
 * Pre-Christian Alpine traditions
 * Prediction
 * Prehistoric fiction
 * Premise (filmmaking)
 * Present day
 * Present perfect
 * Present tense
 * Problem play
 * Process drama
 * Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics
 * Prologue
 * Prophecy
 * Protagonist
 * Protasis
 * Proto-Indo-European religion
 * Proto-Indo-Iranian religion
 * Proverb
 * Prussian mythology
 * Psalms
 * Pseudepigrapha
 * Psychoanalytic literary criticism
 * Psychological effects of method acting
 * Psychological horror
 * Psychological thriller
 * Public rhetoric
 * Pulp magazine
 * Punch and Judy
 * Puranas
 * Purple prose
 * Quantum fiction
 * Quest
 * Questing Beast
 * Quibble (plot device)
 * Quimbanda
 * Quran
 * Rabbinic Judaism
 * Rakugo
 * Rambhadracharya's literary style
 * Rapa Nui mythology
 * Reader-response criticism
 * Real time (media)
 * Recurring character
 * Red herring
 * Redaction
 * Redaction criticism
 * Referential density
 * Regency novel
 * Regency romance
 * Register (sociolinguistics)
 * Relative and absolute tense
 * Relevance
 * Religion and mythology
 * Religion in pre-Islamic Arabia
 * Religions of the ancient Near East
 * Religious epistemology
 * Religious text
 * Renaissance literature
 * Renaissance tragedy
 * Representation (arts)
 * Resistance (creativity)
 * Revelation
 * Reverse chronology
 * Revisionism (fictional)
 * Rhetoric
 * Rhetorical criticism
 * Rhetorical modes
 * Rhetorical operations
 * Rhizome (philosophy)
 * Rigvedic deities
 * Robert McKee
 * Robinsonade
 * Roman mythology
 * Roman à clef
 * Romance novel
 * Romani mythology
 * Romantic comedy film
 * Romantic fantasy
 * Round-robin story
 * Rule of three (writing)
 * Russian formalism
 * Ryukyuan religion
 * Sacred language
 * Sadness
 * Saga
 * Sami shamanism
 * Samoan mythology
 * San religion
 * Sangam literature
 * Sanskrit
 * Sanskrit literature
 * Santería
 * Satire
 * Scandinavian folklore
 * Scandinavian literature
 * Scene (drama)
 * School story
 * Schooled (novel)
 * Science fantasy
 * Science Fantasy (magazine)
 * Science fiction
 * Science fiction comics
 * Science fiction convention
 * Science fiction fandom
 * Science fiction film
 * Science fiction magazine
 * Science fiction on television
 * Scientific romance
 * Scientific writing
 * Scots-language literature
 * Scottish literature
 * Scottish mythology
 * Screenplay
 * Screenwriting
 * Scythian religion
 * Second-person narrative
 * Secret history
 * Secret identity
 * Secret world
 * Self-fulfilling prophecy
 * Self-insertion
 * Semiotic literary criticism
 * Semiotic square
 * Semiotics
 * Senecan tragedy
 * Sense of wonder
 * Serpent Men
 * Setting
 * Setting (narrative)
 * Sex and sexuality in speculative fiction
 * Shakespeare's writing style
 * Shamanism in Siberia
 * Shapeshifting
 * Shared universe
 * She-tragedy
 * Shooting script
 * Short story
 * Show, don't tell
 * Sicilian School
 * Simile
 * Simulated reality
 * Single screen (game perspective)
 * Siren (mythology)
 * Skald
 * Skandranon
 * Slave narrative
 * Slavic literature
 * Slavic mythology
 * Slipstream (genre)
 * Social
 * Sociological criticism
 * Sock and Buskin
 * Socratic method
 * Soft science fiction
 * Somali mythology
 * Song
 * Sorbian literature
 * Soteriology
 * Source criticism
 * South African literature
 * Southern Gothic
 * Space opera
 * Spam poetry
 * Spanish mythology
 * Spec script
 * Special revelation
 * Specificity (linguistics)
 * Speculative fiction
 * Spell (paranormal)
 * Sphinx
 * Spirit
 * Spiritual autobiography
 * Splatterpunk
 * Spoudaiogeloion
 * Spy fiction
 * Standard language
 * Standpoint theory
 * Steampunk
 * Stichomythia
 * Stock character
 * Story arc
 * Story generator
 * Story within a story
 * Storytelling
 * Stream of consciousness (narrative mode)
 * Stream of unconsciousness (narrative mode)
 * Structuralism
 * Stylistic device
 * Stylistics (field of study)
 * Subplot
 * Subterranean fiction
 * Subtext
 * Sumerian literature
 * Sumerian religion
 * Superfluous man
 * Superhero fiction
 * Supernatural fiction
 * Supporting character
 * Surinamese literature
 * Suspense
 * Suspension of disbelief
 * Sutra
 * Sword and planet
 * Sword and sorcery
 * Syd Field
 * Sylph
 * Symbol
 * Symbolism (arts)
 * Sympathetic character
 * Syntagma (linguistics)
 * Syriac literature
 * Tahiti and Society Islands mythology
 * Talent show
 * Talking animals in fiction
 * Tall tale
 * Talmud
 * Tamil literature
 * Tamil mythology
 * Technical writing
 * Techno-thriller
 * Technology education
 * Technomancy
 * Teichoscopy
 * Telicity
 * Telugu literature
 * Testament
 * Textual criticism
 * Thanksgiving
 * The American Monomyth
 * The Chaucer Review
 * The Dying Earth
 * The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
 * The Holocaust
 * The Imp of the Perverse
 * The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
 * The Seven Basic Plots
 * The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations
 * Theatrical realism
 * Theatrical style
 * Theme (narrative)
 * Theology
 * Theology proper
 * Thing theory
 * Third-person limited narrative
 * Third-person omniscient narrative
 * Three-act structure
 * Thriller (genre)
 * Throwaway line
 * Tiberian Hebrew
 * Tibetan mythology
 * Ticking time bomb scenario
 * Time travel in fiction
 * Tom show
 * Tone (literature)
 * Tongan mythology
 * Topic and comment
 * Torah
 * Traditional African religion
 * Traditional Berber religion
 * Traditional story
 * Tragedy
 * Tragicomedy
 * Traitté de l'origine des romans
 * Transition (fiction)
 * Transitivity (grammar)
 * Transliteracy
 * Transportation theory (psychology)
 * Transtextuality
 * Travel literature
 * Travesti (theatre)
 * Treatise
 * Trial film
 * Tripiṭaka
 * Tritagonist
 * Troll
 * Trope (literature)
 * True crime
 * Tumbuka mythology
 * Turkic mythology
 * Turkish literature
 * Tuvaluan mythology
 * TV Tropes
 * Two-hander
 * Type scene
 * Types of fiction with multiple endings
 * Types of mythological or fantastic beings in contemporary fiction
 * Ultra-Romanticism
 * Umbanda
 * Undead
 * Understatement
 * Unicorn
 * Unreliable narrator
 * Unseen character
 * Urban fantasy
 * Urban fiction
 * Urban legend
 * Urdu literature
 * Utopia
 * Utopian and dystopian fiction
 * Vainakh mythology
 * Valency (linguistics)
 * Vampire literature
 * Vampires in popular culture
 * Varsity novel
 * Vedas
 * Vedic mythology
 * Verisimilitude (fiction)
 * Verse drama and dramatic verse
 * Vietnamese literature
 * Vietnamese mythology
 * Virtual reality
 * Vision (spirituality)
 * Voice (grammar)
 * Volition (linguistics)
 * Warumbe
 * Weird fiction
 * Weird Tales
 * Well-made play
 * Welsh literature in English
 * Welsh mythology
 * Wererat
 * Werewolf
 * Werewolf fiction
 * West African mythology
 * Western (genre)
 * Western literature
 * Wheel of fire
 * Whig history
 * White magic
 * William Blake's mythology
 * Wisdom literature
 * Witchcraft
 * Women's erotica
 * Women's fiction
 * Worghest
 * World language
 * World literature
 * Worldbuilding
 * Writer's block
 * Writing process
 * Writing style
 * Writing system
 * Wuxia
 * Yaoi
 * Yiddish literature
 * Yoruba religion
 * Young adult fiction
 * Yuri (genre)
 * Ziran
 * Zooming (writing skill)
 * Zulu mythology