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Where Three Roads Meet is a book of three metafictional novellas by American writer John Barth, published in 2005. "Tell Me" tells of a love triangle between three "Freds": undergraduates Wilfred, Alfred, and Winifred. "I've Been Told: A Story's Story" is a highly metatextual story of a story telling itself. "As I Was Saying ..." is told from the point of view of three elderly sisters remembering how they had long ago inspired a novelist to produce a "once-notorious and controversial but now virtually forgotten masterwork".[1]

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  1. ^ Friedell 2005.

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  • Friedell, Deborah (December 25, 2005). "If This Were a Headline". The New York Times. Retrieved February 14, 2016.
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Fiction
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  • The End of the Road (1958)
  • The Sot-Weed Factor (1960)
  • Giles Goat-Boy (1966)
  • Lost in the Funhouse (1968)
  • Chimera (1972)
  • LETTERS (1979)
  • Sabbatical (1982)
  • The Tidewater Tales (1987)
  • The Last Voyage of Somebody the Sailor (1991)
  • Once Upon a Time: A Floating Opera (1994)
  • On with the Story (1996)
  • Coming Soon!!! (2001)
  • The Book of Ten Nights and a Night (2004)
  • Where Three Roads Meet (2005)
  • The Development (2008)
  • Every Third Thought (2011)
Non-fiction
  • "The Literature of Exhaustion" (1967)
  • The Friday Book (1984)
  • Further Fridays (1995)
  • Final Fridays (2012)
  • Postscripts (or Just Desserts) (2022)
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