Bolañistas: The Savage Readers of Roberto Bolaño.
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Chilean Poet, by Alejandro Zambra: The Most Bolañesque Novel Ever?
Could we even think of someone other than Roberto Bolaño when we come across a book titled Chilean Poet? Should we read this 2020 novel about a group of young poets in Santiago as the most Bolañesque story ever written by someone who was not Bolaño?
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The Crossed Paths of Roberto Bolaño and Roque Dalton
In 2005, as Bolañomania was about to erupt on the international literary stage, the New York Times published a review of his posthumous novel 2666, which fueled the myth of Roberto Bolaño as a tragic, adventurous writer. The newspaper alluded to a meeting between Bolaño and the Salvadoran author Roque Dalton that never actually took…
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The Avant-Garde after Bolaño is an academic book that studies the influence of Roberto Bolaño on a new generation of Latin American novelists.
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