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• • A short story or a tall tale,
  • A novel or specifically an epistolary novel
  • A fable, fairy tale or frame tale.
  • A tale should not be confused with a tail.
• Plot, that holds a story together, also in plays and movies;
• The American spelling of storey, meaning floor of a building.
• Depiction of history
• Older American slang for soap operaTIME cover devoted to soap operas: Dated January 12, 1976, Bill Hayes and Susan Seaforth Hayes of Days of Our Lives are featured with the headline "Soap Operas: Sex and suffering in the afternoon". A soap opera or daytime serial is an ongoing, episodic wo (Ex: I'll talk to you later, Ethel; my stories are on.)
• In journalisticJournalism is a discipline of collecting, verifying, reporting and analyzing information gathered regarding current events, including trends, issues and people. It is sometimes defined more broadly as the pursuit of the truth. Those who practice journalis slang, a written piece or articleArticle may refer to multiple things: in grammar: grammatical article in medicine: a joint between two bones In a journal, magazine, or newspaper, an article is a piece of writing or essay on a topic..

See also StorytellingStorytelling is the art of portraying in words, images, and sounds what has happened in real or imagined events. The oldest forms of storytelling were oral. Later, stories could be conveyed by sculptures or writings on stone, wood, or parchment. Modern te

Tale redirects here. This is also the usenetUsenet or Unix User Network is a communications medium in which users read and post textual messages (called "articles") to a number of distributed newsgroups (incorrectly called bulletin boards because of their similarity for the unaware observer). The m nickname of David C. Lawrence , a key figure in usenet development.