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It was difficult not to feel that the pan-Latin whateverness of Garners review expressed a particular condescension to Spanish-language writing—hard to imagine the Times recommending Manischewitz to accompany your Roth.and his trick is to parody and empty out the genres of Latin American literature—the dictator novel.

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but maintained that this was only one component in the runaway anglophone success of The Savage Detectives.They were getting tired of going to magazine parties and gallery galas where they disliked most of the people.in a wave of interest in Latin American literature that has been plausibly traced partly to Bolaños prominence.

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the translator and critic Veron­ica Esposito reiterated the worry that Bolaño—a writer she loved—was loved by American readers for the wrong reasons.This is the Bolaño we love to read… Our sweet hearts flutter at the thought of artists who ‘die too soon.

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This notion that the way to counteract American ignorance about Latin American literature would be to curb American enthusiasm for a major Latin American author was peculiar.

So had his presss publicity campaign: Bola­ños previously translated work had all been brought out by New Directions. Also: OpenAI inks deal with ride-sharing operator to develop AI toolsAs a result.

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