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In the literature of the second half of the twentieth century the allusion to other literary works, and even the borrowing of ideas and characters from well-known novels, has become frequent. Fiction works in which the very creation of fiction works appears as the main element of the narrative have also become frequent. In some recent literary works the line between fiction and memory is hardly recognizable. This paper aims at examining some recent literary works, produced over the last ten years, in which some writers push intertextuality, metafiction, and autofiction to the limits of narrative fiction. Some of these works defy the boundaries of literature to visual arts, to autobiographies, and the universe of texts posted online in the social networks. In some of these works, it is not even clear whether we still have a text before ourselves, or something else.

Intertextualidade, metaficção e autoficção: Fronteiras da narrativa de ficção na literatura do início do século XXI