Articles related to literature include:

A

Accent

- Accentual verse

- Accentual-syllabic verse

- Aesthetic movement

- Allegory

- Alliteration

- Allusion

- Ambiguity

- Anecdote

- Antagonist

- Apostrophe

- Assonance

- Author's purpose

- Autobiography

B

Ballad

- Biography

- Blank verse

- Breve

- Broadside

- Burlesque

C

Character

- Characterization

- Chronological order

- Climax

- Comedy

- Conceit

- Concrete poem

- Conflict

- Connotation

- Context

- Contrast

- Consonance -Cordel literature

- Couplet

D

Dead metaphor

- Detail

- Denouement

- Description

- Dialect

- Dialogue

- Diary

- Didactic literature

- Diphthong

- Doggerel

- Drama

- Dramatic monologue

- Dramatic poetry

E

Elegy

- Elision

Electronic literature- Emblematic poem

- English studies

- Epic

- Epigram

- Epitaph

- Epithalamium

- Essay

- Eulogy

- Exaggeration

- Excerpt

- Existentialism

- Explorative strategies

- Exposition

- Expressionism

- Extended metaphor

- Eye rhyme

F

Fable

- Fantasy

- Farce

- Feminine ending

- Fiction

- Flash prose

- Figurative language

- Flashback

- Folk tale

- Foot

- Foreshadowing

- Frame story

- Free verse

G

Genre

H

Haiku

- Half rhyme

- Hero/heroine

- Hubris

- Humour

- Hyperbole

I

Ictus

- Idiom

- Idyll

- Imagist

- Implicit metaphor

- Internal rhyme

- Inciting moment

- Invocation

- Irony

L

Legend

- Light verse

- Limerick

- Literary criticism

- Literature

- Litotes

- Lyric

M

Macaronic verse

- Main character

- Masculine ending

- Masculine rhyme

- Memoir

- Merism

- Metamorphosis

- Metaphor

- Metaphysical poet

- Meter

- Metonymy

- Minor character

- Mock heroic

- Moral

- myth

N

Narrative poem

- Narrator

- Naturalism

- Non-fiction

- Novel

O

Octet

- Ode

- Onomatopoeia

- Oral tradition

- Oxymoron

P

Parable

- Parody

- Pastoral

- Pathetic fallacy

- Personification

- Persuasion

- Playwright

- Plot

- Poetic diction

- Poetry

- Point of view

- Prose

- Protagonist

Q

Quantitative verse

- Quatrain

- Quintain (poetry)

- Quotation

R

Realism

- Refrain

- Repetition

- Resistance literature

- Resolution

- Rhyme

- Rhyme scheme

- Rhythm

S

Sarcasm

- Scan (poetry)

- Science fiction

- Sensory language

- Sextet

- Short story

- Simile

- Slash

- Socratic irony

- Soliloquy

- Sonnet

- Sprung rhythm

- Stage direction

- Stanza

- Style

- Subliterature

- Surprise ending

- Surrealism

- Suspense

- Syllabic verse

- Symbol

- Symbolism

- Synecdoche

- Synaesthesia

T

Tall tale

- Theater

- Theme

- Transferred epithet

U

Ubi sunt

- Ultraist movement

- Unanimism

- Understatement

- University Wits

- Ut pictura poesis

V

Variorum

- Vers de société

- Vers libre

- Verse

- Verse novel

- Verse paragraph

- Vice (character)

- Victorian literature

- Vignette (literature)

- Villain/villainess

- Villanelle

- Virelai

- Volta (literature)

W

War poet

- Whodunit

Y

Yellow back

Z

Zeugma

See also

  • Glossary of poetry terms
  • List of literary terms