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| literary genre in which magical elements occur naturally in an otherwise normal environment |
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| brevity, specifically of literature |
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| prose, not writing in verse |
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| short story, defined by brevity, lack of significant character development |
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| bildungsroman- german word |
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| german work meaning "coming of age" story |
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| Argentinian author famous for his extremely concise yet powerful stories |
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| fable, story with a moral, often told using animals or other symbols |
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| forgoing long, clunky sentences for direct statements with little flowery language |
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| Columbian author who used magical realism to symbolize real world occurences |
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| symbolism, using one thing to represent a different ideal |
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| novel, longer narrative featuring character development and fully developed plot |
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