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Across 6. A formal letter following specific rules 10. A story varying in length from 500 to 15,000 words 11. Characters can display their personalities through these 13. The story of a person's life written by someone else 14. The body of the letter discusses feelings or experiences of mutual interest to the sender and recipient 15. Daily habits of characters 17. An imaginary person that appears in a literary work 19. The writer tells a story describing characters as "he", "she", or "they" 20. A narrative in which the objsects, persons, and actions represent meanings that are outside the story itself 21. Documents published periodically which contain information about topics of current interest 26. A story told in action and dialogue by actors who perform as characters 27. A story associated with some period in the history of a people or nation 31. A written work in which scientific facts, assumptions, or hypotheses form the basis of adventures in the future 32. The background for the action of a story 36. A work in which the characters face a problem which is seemingly beyond explanation 38. The narrator tells the story from the "I" point of view 39. A long narrative poem in elevated style presenting characters of high position in adventrues, always with a heroic figure 40. A humorous tale common on the North American frontier 41. A story that takes place in an exaggerated world with bizarre characters in it 42. Literature written in lines and stanzas 43. An opponent or rival of the hero 44. A written or printed message addressed to a person or organization

Down 1. Written works describing exotic places, remote locations, heroic events, and passionate love 2. Where the story occurs 3. The story of a person's life written by that person 4. The hero or main character 5. Writing intended to inform the reader of the facts and details surrounding current events 7. A story with supernatural characters and events 8. Correspondence in which readers of magazines or newspapers provide input by writing to the editor 9. The body of the letter discusses some type of business transaction or information in a formal tone 12. Other types of documents published periodically which contain information about topics of current interest 16. Any extended fictional narrative almost always written in prose 18. Conversation between two people in a story 22. A notice that calls attention to a product or service 23. Dramas written for movies or television 24. A brief tale told to point out a moral 25. The perspective from which a writer tells a story 28. When the story occurs 29. Through the narrator of a story, the author can describe a character's physical features, dress, occupation, personality traits, and thoughts and feelings 30. The story is told from the perspective of one of the characters whose information is restricted to what he sees, hears, and feels 33. The person telling the story 34. A simple story set in the past; contain animal, human, or superhuman characters 35. Brief articles by authors who share their opinions and reflections about current issues 37. A narrative writing drawn from the imagination rather than from history or fact