by Roberto Bolaño · tapa dura · ISBN 9788408462217
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«La literatura nazi en América» is Roberto Bolaño's satirical novel, published by Planeta in hardcover (272 pages, in Spanish).
The novel is presented as an apocryphal dictionary of fictional writers who, throughout the 20th century and in different countries of the Americas, would have cultivated a literature close to fascism. With irony and invented erudition, Bolaño composes biographies and imaginary works to interrogate the relationships between ideology, power, and literary creation.
The work belongs to Planeta's Clásicos Contemporáneos Internacionales collection; this edition was published in Barcelona.
For readers of fiction and literary criticism, particularly those interested in satire and the work of Roberto Bolaño.
Novelista y poeta chileno establecido en Cataluña, autor de Los detectives salvajes y 2666, considerado el autor más influyente de su generación en lengua española.
