This document discusses emerging literature and various subtopics including: 1. Digital fiction such as hypertexts, text-adventure games, and multimedia stories that require reader interaction. 2. Doodle fiction which incorporates drawings to enhance stories. 3. Flash fiction and six-word flash fiction as very short story genres. 4. Other subtopics covered include science fiction, blogs, issues and challenges of emerging literature, and the interrelationship between contemporary, popular, and emerging literature genres.

3. Who’s Reporting?
Lucky Leizl S.
Banda
Princess I.
Enriquez
Kim Darryl O.
Ascutia
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4. EMERGING LITERATURE
Emerging literature refers to. new genres of scholarly
discourse, such as online collaborative spaces, academic
blogs, websites, e-prints. It is an integration of a traditional
and technological driven form of literature
SUBTOPICS OF THE REPORT
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5. SUB TOPIC Part 1
Digital fiction
Digital Fiction is fiction that is written for and read from a computer and can be web- or
app-based (for tablets and smartphones) or accessed via CD-ROMs. Digital fictions are
different to e-books, however. Rather than existing as a digital version of a print novel,
digital fictions are what are known as “born digital” – that is, they would lose something
of their aesthetic and/or structural form and meaning if they were removed from the
digital medium. For example, they may contain hyperlinks, moving images, mini-games
or sound effects. Further, unlike e-books in which the reader moves from one page to
another in a linear fashion, in many digital fictions, the reader has a role in constructing
the narrative, either by selecting hyperlinks or by controlling a character’s journey
through the story world. Digital fictions therefore require that the reader interacts with
the narrative throughout the reading experience and include texts such as hypertext
fictions, Flash fictions and some video games.

6. SUB TOPIC Part 1
Digital fiction
Examples of types of digital fiction:
- Hypertexts
- Text-adventure games
- Multimedia stories
- Interactive video
- Literary games
- Mobile apps

7. SUB TOPIC Part 2
Doodle fiction
A literary presentation where the author
incorporates doodle drawings and hand
written graphics in place of traditional
font. Drawings enhance the story, often
adding humorous elements that would
be missing if the illustrations were
omitted.

8. SUB TOPIC Part 3
FLASH FICTION
Flash fiction is a genre of fiction, defined as a very short
story. While there is no set word count that separates
flash fiction from more traditional short stories, flash
fiction stories can be as short as a few words (while
short stories typically run for several pages).

9. SUB TOPIC Part 3
FLASH FICTION
Hugh Behm-Steinberg
You’re in love; it’s great, you swipe on your phone and order: the next day a Taylor Swift clone shows up at your house. It’s
not awkward, it’s everything you want. She knows all her songs, and she sings them just for you. When you put your Taylor
Swift to bed (early, you got a big day tomorrow) you peek over the fence into the Rosenblatt’s yard, and the lights are blazing.
Your best friend Tina has three Taylor Swifts swimming in her pool. She has a miniature Taylor Swift she keeps on a perch, a
Taylor Swift with wings. You’re so jealous. She’s not even paying attention to them, she’s too busy having sex with her other
Taylor Swifts, they’re so fucking loud it’s disgusting. You hate Taylor Swift.
So you wake up your Taylor Swift and put her to work doing your chores. Why are you being so mean to me she asks you,
but you won’t look her in the eye. Instead you ask your mom for an advance on your allowance now that all the chores are
done, and with the money you get three more Taylor Swifts. When they arrive you make them do nothing but cardio and
kickboxing training for weeks on end. And steroids. They look all sweaty and hard and sexy but, unlike some people, you
know all about delayed gratification. You make your Taylor Swifts sleep in separate crates.
You call your best friend Tina and say wouldn’t it be great to have a Taylor Swift party? We could bring all our Taylor Swifts,
drink Diet Pepsi and smoke pot. Tina says that sounds like fun; let’s do it this weekend, my parents will be gone all weekend.

10. SUB TOPIC Part 3
FLASH FICTION
Saturday, you let one of your pumped up quivering Taylor Swifts ring the doorbell and who answers
but Taylor Swift. Come on in, we’re all by the pool. By the pool all of Tina’s Taylor Swifts are naked,
getting tan, they all look so sweet and lazy. They’re drinking Diet Pepsi while Tina is lighting an apple
bong. So, she says, passing you the apple, what shall we do with all these Taylor Swifts?
You look at her, she’s just glowing, you’ve never wanted to be with anyone else but her in your entire
life. And there goes your plan to have all your Taylor Swifts beat the crap out of all her Taylor Swifts.
Let’s go to your room, you tell her. There’s something I want to show you.
A little later, the Taylor Swifts smile as they hear the two of you. The one with wings stretches and
practices her nightingale routine. She knows that one day the real Taylor Swift will see the videos she
uploaded, and the videos will be so beautiful, so perfect, that the real Taylor Swift will send her limo
driver to pick her up and take her to the real Taylor Swift’s tower in New York City, where at last she
too will be loved.

11. SUB TOPIC Part 3
SIX-WORD FLASH FICTION
Like other forms of short story or flash fiction, a
six-word story allows a reader to consume an
entire narrative in just a moment’s time. If you’re
trying to get in some short, but challenging, bursts
of writing practice throughout your day, try writing
six-word stories.

12. SUB TOPIC Part 3
SIX-WORD FLASH FICTION
6-word stories
by Chong Teck SIM – aspiring Singaporean writer
Small lamps. Rangoli floor paintings. Deepavali.
Re-igniting old pains. Past love.
Sweet innocence. Ever-lasting marriage. Golden anniversary.
Creaking doors. Pitter-patter footsteps. Mischievous poltergeist.
Every morning. Unexpected roses. Secret admirer.
To my beloved: no refund permitted.
Tear-soaked face. Photograph. Departed lover.
Two students. Holding hands. Puppy love.
Anonymous donor. A blank cheque. Charity.
Love misses a stop: my heart.

13. SUB TOPIC Part 4
Science fiction
Science fiction is a form of fiction that deals
principally with the impact of actual or
imagined science upon society or
individuals.
Examples of Science Fiction
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
The Time Machine by H. G. Wells
The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells

14. SUB TOPIC Part 5
blog
Blog is a website that contains online personal reflections,
comments, and often hyperlinks, videos, and photographs
provided by the writer also : the contents of such a site.
A blog is a website or page that is a part of a larger website.
Typically, it features articles written in a conversational style with
accompanying pictures or videos. Blogging is a fun and flexible
way for self-expression and social connection, so it is no wonder
blogs have become very popular.

15. Issues and challenges
in emerging literature

16. SUB TOPIC Part 5
Issues and challenges in emerging literature
- Emerging literature refers to new genres of scholarly discourse,
such as online collaborative spaces, academic blogs, websites, e-
prints.
- Is an integration of a traditional and technological driven form of
literature.
- Literature work that’s emerging and trending. There could be an
emerging theme/genre of literature that is being written during the
current period.

17. SUB TOPIC Part 5
Issues and challenges in emerging literature
1. Literature is language based and national.
2. Currently globalizing and polyglot.
3. Aesthetic beauty of printed text were ramped.
4. Digital public transforms traditional literacy heritage into a huge
cost-fire, portable, searchable database.
5. Ink-to-paper manufacturing is an outmoded toxic industry with
sleepy rising cost.

18. SUB TOPIC Part 5
Issues and challenges in emerging literature
6. Vernacular means of communication are moving into
areas where printed text cannot follow.
7. According to Levi, Kinzer, Coiro, and Cammack
2000, Electracy instead of literacy.
8. Some form of digital literatures are already
embraced by a large school aged audience students.

19. SUB TOPIC Part 5
Issues and challenges in emerging literature
9. Core demographics from printed media is aging
faster than the general cooperation, features of print
and newspaper are distancing young apprentice
writers.
10. Emergent literature on printed text are becoming
one minor aspects of huge tweet, blog, comics, games,
television, cinema, and acillary merchandise
franchises.

20. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF
CONTEMPORARY, POPULAR, AND
EMERGING LITERATURE

21. SUB TOPIC Part 5
INTERRELATIONSHIP OF CONTEMPORARY, POPULAR, AND EMERGING
LITERATURE
- The three became well known.
-The contemporary and popular literature are connected
because both became famous after worldwide conflicts to
be specific world war II.
- Social issues influenced contemporary literature and
eventually gave rise to popular literature with different
genres.

22. SUB TOPIC Part 5
INTERRELATIONSHIP OF CONTEMPORARY, POPULAR, AND EMERGING
LITERATURE
- The genres of popular literature expanded through emergent
literature. One cause is the technological development.
- The genres of popular literature expanded through emergent
literature breaking down what could still be explored on popular
literature genres. For example, the popular genre detective story
became speculative fiction in emergent literature due to the
technological advancement new genres emerge such as hyper
poetry are poems that are on the internet.

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24. SUB TOPIC Part 5
quiz
DIRECTION: IDENTIFY WHAT IS BEING ASKED.
1. Is a type of fiction that is written for and read from a computer and can be web- or app-based (for
tablets and smartphones) or accessed via CD-ROMs.
2. Is a genre of fiction, defined as a very short story.
3. A literary presentation where the author incorporates doodle drawings and hand written graphics
in place of traditional font. Drawings enhance the story, often adding humorous elements that would
be missing if the illustrations were omitted.
4. Is a website that contains online personal reflections, comments, and often hyperlinks, videos,
and photographs provided by the writer also : the contents of such a site.
5. A type of fiction that allows a reader to consume an entire narrative in just a moment’s time. If
you’re trying to get in some short, but challenging, bursts of writing practice throughout your day, try
writing six-word stories.
6. Is a form of fiction that deals principally with the impact of actual or imagined science upon society
or individuals.
7-10. Create your own six-word flash fiction.

25. SUB TOPIC Part 5
quiz
II. Enumeration
1-10. Provide 5 Issues and Challenges of Emerging Literature (2 points each)
III. Essay.
For 5 points give the interrelationship of contemporary, popular and emerging literature
in your own words.
BONUS QUESTION: 5 POINTS
How many letters are there in the longest word in English?
CLUE: Greater than 40, lower than 50.