Nazi literature in the Americas

by Roberto Bolaño

229 pages

  • Poetry

A book written as an encyclopedia of invented authors, a fictional survey of far-right writers across North and South America from the nineteenth century to the present. Each entry gives a short, deadpan biography of an imagined poet, novelist or publisher, with their rivalries, eccentricities and failures. It is a dark and funny satire on literary ambition, vanity and extremist ideas, and it shows Bolaño's gift for inventing lives.

Find it on

← Roberto Bolaño