The People of Paper

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Book • 2005
The People of Paper is a metafictional novel that delves into themes of heartbreak and storytelling.

The narrative follows a writer whose personal life is disrupted, leading him to incorporate his experiences into the book itself.

The ex-girlfriend becomes a character in the novel, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.

The book explores the challenges of continuing a story when the original premise is derailed by real-life events.

Through unconventional storytelling, it examines the relationship between author, characters, and narrative.

The novel reflects on the power of art to process and transform personal experiences.

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Maria Reva

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Maria Reva
as an inspiration for incorporating metafiction into her own novel after facing personal heartbreak.
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