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Genres

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Sarah

Romance Horror Horror is a genre which makes clowns, beds, children, men, dark streets and even your own mother scary. Not to mention the zombies. The vampires. Heck, the supernatural and spooky stuff. It is all about accessing our deepest … Continue reading →

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Genres (for tutorial week 4)

Posted on January 29, 2010 by neaengstrom

So. The four main genres, in my humble opinion. Creative Nonfiction (such as journalism, or autobiographies) Novel Short story Poetry

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