Kostino pismo (Svrha od slobode)
Miroslav Međimorec
Published 2014
263 pages
The most popular autofiction books
Autofiction is a novel drawn openly from the author's own life. The narrator often shares the author's name, and you are never quite sure where memory ends and invention begins. That uncertainty is the point. Expect intimate, candid books about family, love, work and writing itself.
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Season of Youth
Jerome H. Buckley
Published 1974
352 pages
Alternate Life-worlds in Literary Fiction
Ewa Kębłowska-Ławniczak, Zdzisław Wąsik, Teresa Bruś
Published 2011
176 pages
The little women
Katharine Weber
Published 2003
240 pages
Hope Farm
August Prozesky
Published 1999
144 pages
The disinherited
Jack Conroy
Published 1979
310 pages
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The Republican Moment( Struggles for Democracy in Nineteenth-Century France) [REPUBLICAN MOMENT] [Paperback]
PhilipG. Nord
Published 1998
Der Tagebuchroman ALS Literarische Gattung
Renate Kellner
Published 2015
260 pages
Autofiction and Cultural Memory
Hywel Rowland Dix
Published 2023
Tristram Shandy: a cock and bull story
Michael Winterbottom / Steve Coogan / Rob Brydon
Published 2006
The Bell Jar
Linda Wagner-Martin
Published 1992
114 pages
Branching Out
Delores Gross Levy
Published 1995
136 pages
Die englische fiktionale Autobiographie
Martin L oschnigg
Published 2006
373 pages
Review of Contemporary Fiction
John O'Brien
Published 2013
200 pages
The language of autobiography. Discourse of gender, class and ethnicity
E. Chiavetta
Published 2007
184 pages
Aesthetic Autobiography From Life to Art in Marcel Proust, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, and Anaïs Nin
Suzanne Nalbantian
Published 1994
223 pages
The Subversive Self in Modern Chinese Literature
C. Keaveney
Published 2004
224 pages
Bumps and potholes
Egbuna Akpa
Published 2011
398 pages