metafiction

metafiction often blurs the line between reality and fiction.

many authors use metafiction to challenge traditional storytelling.

metafictional elements can create a unique reading experience.

in metafiction, the author often addresses the reader directly.

some critics argue that metafiction is self-indulgent.

metafiction can reveal the mechanics of narrative construction.

writers of metafiction often play with narrative conventions.

metafiction invites readers to question the nature of reality.

many postmodern works incorporate elements of metafiction.

metafiction often reflects on its own storytelling methods.