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A theoretical commentary to the famous definition of 'self-fiction' (also referred to as 'auto-fiction'). The author analyses his own novel 'Fils', drawing our attention to the point at which the autobiographical project collapses whilst the subject spinning out a narrative about himself gets transferred into a self-fiction register, under the pressure of language.