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Explores contemporary Latin American fiction and focuses on authors born after 1950 and works published since the mid-1990s, including Chilean Roberto Bolano, Mexican Daniel Sada, and Costa Rican Ana Cristina Rossi.
About This Volume -- On Contemporary Latin American Fiction: From Engaged Literature to Depoliticized Autofiction -- Critical Contexts -- Latin American Literature and New Technology -- World Literature and the Marketing of Roberto Bolano's Posthumous Works -- The "Coloniality of Power" in the Twenty-First-Century Peruvian Story "Rizoma" by Carlos Yushimito del Valle -- Canal Dreams, Panama Separatists, Great-Power Politics, and the Making of Juan Gabriel Vasquez's The Secret History of Costaguana -- Critical Readings -- Anacristina Rossi and the Uses of Literature in Costa Rica -- Archiving Diaspora in Daina Chaviano's Mainstream Fantasy -- Claudia Pineiro: In the Matter of the Feminist Novelizing of Recent Argentine Social History -- Milton Hatoum: Interweaving the Local and the Global -- Bernardo Carvalho or the Truth That You Can Only Know through Fiction -- Cybertheology: The Problem of Evil in the Metanarratives of Camila Gutierrez -- Labyrinths of the Literary World: The Writings of Barbara Jacobs -- Daniel Sada and the Everyday Baroque -- The Labor of Gender: Cristina Rivera Garza, -- a Feminist Pedagogy -- Resources -- Further Reading -- Bibliography -- About the Editor -- Contributors -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.