storyforms

noun
UK /ˈstɔːrifɔːmz/
US /ˈstɔːrifɔːrmz/

Storyforms are the different ways a story can be told or written.

The class learned about storyforms like fairy tales, comics, and poems.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The shapes or structures that stories follow, such as beginning, middle, and end.

The teacher drew a chart showing different storyforms on the board.

3. Ways of presenting a story in media, like books, movies, or games.

Movies and video games are popular storyforms for kids today.

4. The patterns a story makes when it is told out loud or acted out.

Puppet shows and plays are fun storyforms to watch.