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* SerialNovel: Novel published serialized as a newspaper or magazine series.
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* SerialNovel: Novel published serialized serially as a newspaper or magazine series.series. Because their platforms need consistent monthly or weekly content and in many historical cases the authors were paid by the word, popular examples tend to be very long, something that becomes very noticeable when they are later republished in a stand-alone edition.
** WebSerialNovel: A newer variant on the Serial Novel where the installments are published online either in a blog format or on an online fiction repository, usually by the author independently. Due to the relative ease of publishing, they are often even longer than their predecessors, stretching into the ''millions'' of words.
** WebSerialNovel: A newer variant on the Serial Novel where the installments are published online either in a blog format or on an online fiction repository, usually by the author independently. Due to the relative ease of publishing, they are often even longer than their predecessors, stretching into the ''millions'' of words.
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The form came into its own during the 19th century. At that time, writers, as members of a still fairly young profession, moved away from emulating the classic forms of epic poetry and satire and began spending more time with narratives that offered a more intimate relationship with the characters. Making use of first person perspective and/or the free indirect style, authors of this distinctly new style of storytelling were able to explore character to a greater depth, while sometimes eschewing well-developed plots (though this is not always the case; there have been many great novelists who have balanced the demands of plot and character with finesse).
The trend was for these tales to get longer and longer, as authors sought to fully exhaust the topics they were tackling. What had begun as short stories transformed into stand-alone narratives published in book form: the novel.
Pioneers of the novel include 18th century writers such as Daniel Defoe (''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''), Henry Fielding (''Literature/TheHistoryOfTomJonesAFoundling''), and Samuel Richardson (''Pamela''). Creator/JaneAusten might be considered the codifier of the novel. By most modern definitions, ''Literature/TheTaleOfGenji'', written in the 11th century and attributed to Creator/MurasakiShikibu, was the first written novel and the first modern novel.
The trend was for these tales to get longer and longer, as authors sought to fully exhaust the topics they were tackling. What had begun as short stories transformed into stand-alone narratives published in book form: the novel.
Pioneers of the novel include 18th century writers such as Daniel Defoe (''Literature/RobinsonCrusoe''), Henry Fielding (''Literature/TheHistoryOfTomJonesAFoundling''), and Samuel Richardson (''Pamela''). Creator/JaneAusten might be considered the codifier of the novel. By most modern definitions, ''Literature/TheTaleOfGenji'', written in the 11th century and attributed to Creator/MurasakiShikibu, was the first written novel and the first modern novel.
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A novel can be any work of fiction longer than about 40 or 50 thousand words (the exact figure is debatable). Novels tend to have very complex plots with several conflicts that drive them.
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A novel can be any work of fiction longer than about 40 or 50 thousand words (the exact figure is debatable).debatable), though modern publishing often place a minimum length of at least 70 thousand words, and sometimes as high as 100 thousand. Novels tend to have very complex plots with several conflicts that drive them.
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* VerseNovel: A novel that is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin written in verse.]]
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* {{Novelization}}: Adaptation of a movie into a novel.
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A novel can be any work of fiction longer than 40,000 words, though this about 40 or 50 thousand words (the exact figure is debatable.debatable). Novels tend to have very complex plots with several conflicts that drive them.
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* {{Novelization}}: Adaptation of a movie (sometimes videogame) into a novel.
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* AirportNovel: Cheap entertainment novel, the modern SpiritualSuccessor of the DimeNovel.
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Subtypes and derivations of the novel format are:
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Subtypes and derivations of the novel format are:form include (list not mutually exclusive):
* SerialNovel: Novel published serialized as a newspaper or magazine series.
* {{Novelization}}: Adaptation of a movie (sometimes videogame) into a novel.
* TieInNovel: Spin-offs from a TV show or SeriesFranchise in novel form.
* {{Novelization}}: Adaptation of a movie (sometimes videogame) into a novel.
* TieInNovel: Spin-offs from a TV show or SeriesFranchise in novel form.
* DimeNovel: The pulp novels of the 19th century ('penny dreadfuls' in Britain).
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Subtypes and derivations of the novel format are:
* EpistolaryNovel: When a novel consists of a series of fictitious letters or documents.
* VerseNovel: A novel that is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin written in verse.]]
* GraphicNovel: When novel meets ComicBook.
* RomanceNovel: Trivial novel that focuses on love and romance.
* DimeNovel: The pulp novels of the 19th century ('penny dreadfuls' in Britain).
* LightNovel: Japanese genre of light entertainment novels.
* VisualNovel: Novel meets InteractiveFiction.
* InGameNovel: Novel included as background in a VideoGame.
* EpistolaryNovel: When a novel consists of a series of fictitious letters or documents.
* VerseNovel: A novel that is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin written in verse.]]
* GraphicNovel: When novel meets ComicBook.
* RomanceNovel: Trivial novel that focuses on love and romance.
* DimeNovel: The pulp novels of the 19th century ('penny dreadfuls' in Britain).
* LightNovel: Japanese genre of light entertainment novels.
* VisualNovel: Novel meets InteractiveFiction.
* InGameNovel: Novel included as background in a VideoGame.
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* ''TaleOfGenji'' by Murasaki Shikibu, often considered the first novel.
* ''DonQuixote'' by Miguel de Cervantes, considered the first modern novel in Western literature.
* ''DonQuixote'' by Miguel de Cervantes, considered the first modern novel in Western literature.
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