Beowulf and Others is a term that encompasses a variety of works from the Anglo-Saxon period. These works include SAGAS, EPICS, and epos. SAGAS are long, narrative poems that tell stories of heroic deeds and events. EPICS are similar to SAGAS, but they are usually much longer and more complex. Epos are also narrative poems, but they are typically shorter than SAGAS and EPICS. All three of these genres were popular during the Anglo-Saxon period and Beowulf and Others is a term used to refer to them collectively.