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* In ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', a character is [[spoiler:chosen to become a prophet of God, and begins having dreams chronicling the adventures of the lead characters. (Basically, he's seeing what the show's audience is seeing.)]] Not knowing that his visions are true, he proceeds to write them down as books and publish them under a pen name. Needless to say, he's a bit shocked when he finds out the truth, and is flung headlong into his own world filled with demons and monsters.
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* In ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', a character is [[spoiler:chosen to become a prophet of God, and begins having dreams chronicling the adventures of the lead characters. (Basically, he's seeing what the show's audience is seeing.)]] Not knowing that his visions are true, he proceeds to write them down as books and publish them under a pen name. Needless to say, he's a bit shocked when he finds out the truth, and is flung headlong into his own world filled with demons and monsters.
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* As mentioned above, [[{{Meganekko}} Chihaya's]] Chihaya's manga is about a samurai. This samurai is surrounded by four girls. Incidentally, ''Manga/SamuraiHaremAsuNoYoichi'' is also about a samurai surrounded by four girls.
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* The epilogue of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' reveals that one of the cast members moved to the United States and made a Hollywood movie based on the events of the manga, albeit with the caveat that the protagonists were looking for ''Native American'' gold in the US instead of Ainu gold in Hokkaido. The film bombed hard, but it was at least appreciated as a cult classic decades later.
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* VideoGame/GabrielKnight adapts his own supernatural cases into books starring his AuthorAvatar, Blake Backlash. This only really comes up in ''The Beast Within'', which has Gabriel's book ''The Voodoo Murders'' recounting the original game's events.
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* In ''WebComic/KillSixBillionDemons'', Cio is caught writing... FanFiction?... where she [[{{Shipping}} ships]] herself with the comic's protagonist Allison.
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* ''Series/GilmoreGirls A Year In The Life'' ends with Rory writing a memoir about her childhood with Lorelai, entitled "''The Gilmore Girls.''" Lorelai encourages her to drop the "the" so it sounds cleaner.
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* At the end of ''Anime/ReCreators'', Meteora writes down the events and sumbits it to a Dengeki Bunko novel contest.
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* In ''Film/TheMummyTombOfTheDragonEmperor'' Evy had written a novel based on her adventures on the previous movies.
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* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, but [=DeVito=]'s turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending and they end up happy for each other and successful.
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* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, anger; but [=DeVito=]'s work turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending ending, and they end up happy for each other and successful.
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* In ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', a character is [[spoiler:chosen to become a prophet of God, and begins having dreams chronicling the adventures of the lead characters. (Basically, he's seeing what the show's audience is seeing.)]] But, not knowing that his visions are true, he proceeds to write them down as books and publish them under a pen name. Needless to say, he's a bit shocked when he finds out the truth, and is flung headlong into his own world filled with demons and monsters.
** Of course it is later implied that [[spoiler:said character is actually God]].
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* In ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', a character is [[spoiler:chosen to become a prophet of God, and begins having dreams chronicling the adventures of the lead characters. (Basically, he's seeing what the show's audience is seeing.)]] But, not Not knowing that his visions are true, he proceeds to write them down as books and publish them under a pen name. Needless to say, he's a bit shocked when he finds out the truth, and is flung headlong into his own world filled with demons and monsters.
** Ofcourse course, it is later implied that [[spoiler:said character is actually God]].
** Of
** Happens again in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'', during which other characters ask him if he's going to write a book about the Inquisition. He demurs, saying they're not interesting enough; however, by the end of the main campaign, he changes his mind and says he'll call it ''All This Shit Is Weird: The Inquisitor [Surname] Story''. He completes it by the end of the ''Trespasser'' DLC, which is set a couple years later, and the player is treated to Cassandra reading excerpts out loud over the end credits, complete with terrible impressions of her friends.
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* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. This is exactly what she does later.
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* ''TheWordWeary'' is written by John Kossler and features a protagonist named John Kossler writing a comic about his life.
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* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. Which is exactly what she does later on.
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* This is the framing device of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' - Varric has written a book, ''The Tale of the Champion,'' about the exploits of his best friend Hawke. Hawke is on the run from the Chantry, and since he clearly knows everything about Hawke, they figure Varric's the guy to ask about it all. The game unfolds as Varric explains the details of his book to Cassandra Pentaghast.
* This is the framing device of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' - Varric has written a book, ''The Tale of the Champion,'' about the exploits of his best friend Hawke. Hawke is on the run from the Chantry, and since he clearly knows everything about Hawke, they figure Varric's the guy to ask about it all. The game unfolds as Varric explains the details of his book to Cassandra Pentaghast.
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* In the epilogue of ''Manga/{{Eyeshield 21}}'', Karin becomes a mangaka, and her editor asks her to use her experience in American Football to write a manga about the sport, with the legendary runningback Eyeshield 21 as the main character.
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* [[MadArtist Rohan Kishibe]] from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 4 can turn people into books with their thoughts and experiences written on them. He uses his power on Koichi, the FirstPersonPeripheralNarrator, and gets fascinated with him, which gives him the idea to draw a "manga about the story of a stand user" based on Koichi's experiences. He's stopped, since doing that would imply Koichi's death.
* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. Which is exactly what she does later on.
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* [[MadArtist Rohan Kishibe]] from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 4 can turn people into books with their thoughts and experiences written on them. He uses his power on Koichi, the FirstPersonPeripheralNarrator, and gets fascinated with him, which gives him the idea to draw a "manga about the story of a stand user" based on Koichi's experiences. He's stopped, since doing that would imply Koichi's death.
* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. Which is exactly what she does later on.
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* [[{{Meganekko}} Toujou]] from ''Manga/StrawberryOneHundredPercent'' writes fantasy novels. At one point, the main character has to choose among some girls. Just as Manaka has to choose.
** Also, the films they make together differ very little from reality.
* Episode one from ''[[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]]''
* ''Anime/TrueTears''' main character, Shin'ichiro, is drawing a story about a rooster that tries to fly. This 'flying' aspect is actually the point of the entire anime.
* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. Which is exactly what she does later on.
** Also, the films they make together differ very little from reality.
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* ''Anime/TrueTears''' main character, Shin'ichiro, is drawing a story about a rooster that tries to fly. This 'flying' aspect is actually the point of the entire anime.
* [[UnluckyChildhoodFriend Haruka]] from ''VisualNovel/RumblingHearts'' desperately wanted an picture book about saying goodbye. Which is exactly what she does later on.
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* [[MadArtist Rohan Kishibe]] from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 4 can turn people into books with their thoughts and experiences written on them. He uses his power on Koichi, the FirstPersonPeripheralNarrator, and gets fascinated with him, which gives him the idea to draw a "manga about the story of a stand user" based on Koichi's experiences. He's stopped, since doing that would imply Koichi's death.
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* [[MadArtist Rohan Kishibe]] Toujou from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 4 can turn people into books with their thoughts and experiences written on them. He uses his power on Koichi, ''Manga/StrawberryOneHundredPercent'' writes fantasy novels. At one point, the FirstPersonPeripheralNarrator, and gets fascinated with him, which gives him main character has to choose among some girls. Just as Manaka has to choose. Also, the idea to draw films they make together differ very little from reality.
* ''Anime/TrueTears''' main character, Shin'ichiro, is drawing a"manga story about the story of a stand user" based on Koichi's experiences. He's stopped, since doing rooster that would imply Koichi's death.tries to fly. This 'flying' aspect is actually the point of the entire anime.
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* ''Film/SecretWindow'', based on the book by Creator/StephenKing, starred Johnny Depp as the [[AxCrazy psycho writer]].
* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, but [=DeVito=]'s turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending and they end up happy for each other and successful.
* Near the end of ''Film/RomancingTheStone'', it's revealed Joan's latest romance novel was based on the events of the film, albeit she included a happy ending before she actually got one.
* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, but [=DeVito=]'s turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending and they end up happy for each other and successful.
* Near the end of ''Film/RomancingTheStone'', it's revealed Joan's latest romance novel was based on the events of the film, albeit she included a happy ending before she actually got one.
* Near the end of ''Film/RomancingTheStone'', it's revealed Joan's latest romance novel was based on the events of the film, albeit she included a happy ending before she actually got one.
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* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, but [=DeVito=]'s turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending and they end up happy for each other and successful.
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* Both the main characters from ''Film/ThrowMommaFromTheTrain'' do this at the end after the plot is resolved. Creator/BillyCrystal's character (the one who is an actual author) is outraged that his former student, played by Creator/DannyDeVito, may have beaten him to market with the same story and seems to consider actually murdering the man out of anger, but [=DeVito=]'s turns out to be a children's book with a family-friendly ending and they end up happy for each other and successful.
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* ''Invitation to the Game''
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* The titular character of ''Series/{{Bones}}'' writes novels about her life as a criminal anthropologist. This is actually TruthInTelevision - the show is [[VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory loosely based on]] the life of RealLife forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs, who wrote a series of novels based on her life and career.
* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', [=McGee=] has a successful book series that may be the least well-veiled example in history, with "characters" sharing all but one letter of their names with their real-world counterparts. One character's name doesn't even get that much, being changed from Jimmy Palmer to Pimmy Jalmer.
* In the US version of ''Series/QueerAsFolk'', Michael and Justin write and illustrate their own comic book, Rage, which features Brian as the lead character and tells stories right out of the characters' own lives.
* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', [=McGee=] has a successful book series that may be the least well-veiled example in history, with "characters" sharing all but one letter of their names with their real-world counterparts. One character's name doesn't even get that much, being changed from Jimmy Palmer to Pimmy Jalmer.
* In the US version of ''Series/QueerAsFolk'', Michael and Justin write and illustrate their own comic book, Rage, which features Brian as the lead character and tells stories right out of the characters' own lives.
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* In the US version of ''Series/QueerAsFolk'', Michael and Justin write and illustrate their own comic book, Rage, which features Brian as the lead character and tells stories right out of the characters' own lives.
* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', [=McGee=] has a successful book series that may be the least well-veiled example in history, with "characters" sharing all but one letter of their names with their real-world counterparts. One character's name doesn't even get that much, being changed from Jimmy Palmer to Pimmy Jalmer.
* In the US version of ''Series/QueerAsFolk'', Michael and Justin write and illustrate their own comic book, Rage, which features Brian as the lead character and tells stories right out of the characters' own lives.
* In ''Series/{{NCIS}}'', [=McGee=] has a successful book series that may be the least well-veiled example in history, with "characters" sharing all but one letter of their names with their real-world counterparts. One character's name doesn't even get that much, being changed from Jimmy Palmer to Pimmy Jalmer.
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* ''Remember Me 2'' features the first Remember Me having been written by the ressurected resurrected Shari Cooper
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* ''WebOriginal/{{Paradise}}'' seems to be just this in itself, though special mention goes to Iris and Gabriel who wrote Perspectives' events from a quarauntined Silver City.
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* ''WebOriginal/{{Paradise}}'' seems to be just this in itself, though special mention goes to Iris and Gabriel who wrote Perspectives' events from a quarauntined quarantined Silver City.
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-->-- '''Chihaya Ikaruga''', ''Manga/AsuNoYoichi''
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-->-- '''Chihaya Ikaruga''', ''Manga/AsuNoYoichi''
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* As mentioned above, [[{{Meganekko}} Chihaya's]] manga is about a samurai. This samurai is surrounded by four girls. Incidentally, ''Manga/AsuNoYoichi'' is also about a samurai surrounded by four girls.
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* As mentioned above, [[{{Meganekko}} Chihaya's]] manga is about a samurai. This samurai is surrounded by four girls. Incidentally, ''Manga/AsuNoYoichi'' ''Manga/SamuraiHaremAsuNoYoichi'' is also about a samurai surrounded by four girls.
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* The entire premise of one episode of ''SeitokaiNoIchizon''.
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* The entire premise of one episode of ''SeitokaiNoIchizon''.''LightNovel/SeitokaiNoIchizon''.