Examples of metafictional

• Metafictional writers are known for their verbal acrobatics, occasionally at the expense of genuine feeling.

• In this volume the action is minimal, allowing the reader to enjoy the metafictional fun.

• This book is highly recommended for readers who enjoy the more metafictional side of King's oeuvre.

• What is not written as dialogue or stream of consciousness is written as metafictional government documentation.

• His appearance included metafictional references, and a deliberate similarity with a contemporary advertisement.

• The genre's new understanding of itself resulted in the first metafictional experiment, pressing against its limitations.

• Nevertheless, they made metafictional references to the old series, mainly the use of a similar car.

• This metafictional note is swiftly rejected (or ignored) as they turn their attention to the monster again.

• The third is the most metafictional of the three, with a narrator commenting on the story's form and literary devices as it progresses.

• The novel is also considered a metafictional text, which is aware of its status as a fictional piece.

• Individual story tellers would openly defend their tastes in a debate that grew into a metafictional consideration.

• The series also occasionally adopted a metafictional tone, coming close to breaking the fourth wall.

• Through this metafictional and metahistorical voice, the clearly contemporary postmodern narrator questions the role of the author and the historian in thinking about the past.

• Several reviewers highlighted the metafictional nature of the novel.

• It certainly doesn't add up satisfyingly, with or without reference to the metafictional framework.

• Klein uses these in all of his prose sub-genres and also in his metafictional asides.

• This issue was part of a metafictional unofficial crossover spanning titles from both major comics companies.

• Instead, it is a crime fiction comedy with metafictional elements.