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18th Jun '13 1:40:09 PM Sterok

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27th May '13 2:35:29 AM Whitecroc

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Parabombing.

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25th May '13 7:27:32 AM crazysamaritan

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Not An Example: ernest Hemingway is not the author of Huck Finn, and the warning is not in the work. please find where we can keep this instead, because it is interesting.

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* In LloydAlexander's ''Literature/TheRemarkableJourneyOfPrinceJen,'' the point after which Prince Jen and Voyaging Moon have declared their love for each other is the point when the narration says "You can stop here if you want." Fittingly, the next chapter features the entire journey going haywire, and results in Jen's separation from all his friends, and... it gets worse. But, this being Lloyd Alexander, it gets ''way'' better by the end.
* While it concerns [[WriterCopOut the drop in quality]] rather than [[DownerEnding the change in mood]], Creator/ErnestHemingway warns readers of ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfHuckleberryFinn'' that "if you read it, you must stop where the Nigger Jim is taken from the boys. That is the real end. The rest is just cheating."
* In the series beginning with "The Name of This Book is Secret", many chapters are dedicated to the author a) telling you why it's dangerous to read the book, b) deciding that he's going to stop writing but then being threatened/bribed into continuing, or c) reminding you that the names of all the characters have been changed for their own safety.

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22nd May '13 4:46:25 PM Cerrida

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Removed the tag for Princess Bride, since it contained no examples. I love that book but for the life of me, can't remember how he warns the readers and I'm too lazy to go look it up. Someone fix this please.

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21st May '13 8:28:14 PM Montegoraon

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Forgot something?

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21st May '13 8:22:23 PM Pezt

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7th May '13 10:13:32 PM GuesssWho

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