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Shakespeare focused primarily on writing plays and poetry because these forms were more popular and financially rewarding during his time. The theatrical culture of the Elizabethan era emphasized live performances, and playwrights played a crucial role in entertainment. Additionally, the novel as a literary form was not yet fully developed; it gained prominence in the 18th century, after Shakespeare's death. Thus, his artistic talents were channeled into the dramatic arts rather than prose fiction.

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