KnowraAutofictionLinked fromLinked fromThe 23 pages that link to Autofiction, each with the reason it gives.All 23Related 11Compared with 12AutobiographyCompared with: Autofiction deliberately unsettles the boundary between a life account and a novel.MemoirCompared with: Autofiction blurs life-based material and invention more openly than memoir’s nonfiction claim.Literary journalismCompared with: Its deliberate ambiguity between fact and invention contrasts with journalism’s factual obligations.Gonzo journalismCompared with: Gonzo may dramatize a reporter’s persona, but it presents itself as journalism rather than fiction.Anne SextonCompared with: The comparison clarifies how Sexton’s poems shape lived experience rather than simply record it.In Search of Lost TimeCompared with: The novel draws extensively on Proust’s experience without equating its narrator with its author.J. G. BallardCompared with: Ballard’s autobiographical novels and memoir complicate the boundary between lived experience and fictional shaping.Jesmyn WardCompared with: Ward's memoirs explicitly identify as nonfiction, unlike novels that blur autobiography and fiction.Roman à clefCompared with: Autofiction foregrounds the author's self; a roman à clef may encode an entire social circle.Janet FrameCompared with: Frame’s autobiography invites comparison with autofiction, though she presented An Angel at My Table as memoir.Julian BarnesCompared with: Barnes’s personal essays invite comparison, but his novels generally make their invented narrators distinct from himself.Michel HouellebecqCompared with: His recurring authorial persona invites debate over where public self and fictional narrator diverge.