a writer in full pursuit of the Total Novel, one that not only completes his life's work but redefines it and raises it to new dizzying heights.' - RODRIGO FRESN, El Pas, Not just the great Spanish-language novel of decade, but one of the cornerstones that define an entire literature., 'Bolaño's masterwork. MASOLIVER RDENAS, La Vanguardia 'One of those strange, exquisite, and astonishing experiences that literature offers us only once in a very long time. An often shockingly raunchy and violent tour de force (though the phrase seems hardly adequate to describe the novel's narrative velocity, polyphonic range, inventiveness, and bravery) based in part on the still unsolved murders of hundreds of women in Ciudad Jurez, in the Sonora desert near the Texas border.' - FRANCISCO GOLDMAN, The New York Review of Books 'Not just the great Spanish-language novel of decade, but one of the cornerstones that define an entire literature.' - J.

a writer in full pursuit of the Total Novel, one that not only completes his life's work but redefines it and raises it to new dizzying heights.' -RODRIGO FRESÁN,El País, 'Bolao's masterwork. MASOLIVER RÓDENAS,La Vanguardia 'One of those strange, exquisite, and astonishing experiences that literature offers us only once in a very long time. An often shockingly raunchy and violent tour de force (though the phrase seems hardly adequate to describe the novel's narrative velocity, polyphonic range, inventiveness, and bravery) based in part on the still unsolved murders of hundreds of women in Ciudad Juárez, in the Sonora desert near the Texas border.' -FRANCISCO GOLDMAN,The New York Review of Books 'Not just the great Spanish-language novel of decade, but one of the cornerstones that define an entire literature.' -J. a writer in full pursuit of the Total Novel, one that not only completes his life's work but redefines it and raises it to new dizzying heights.' -RODRIGO FRESáN,El País, 'Bolaño's masterwork.

MASOLIVER RÓDENAS,La Vanguardia 'One of those strange, exquisite, and astonishing experiences that literature offers us only once in a very long time.

An often shockingly raunchy and violent tour de force (though the phrase seems hardly adequate to describe the novel's narrative velocity, polyphonic range, inventiveness, and bravery) based in part on the still unsolved murders of hundreds of women in Ciudad Juárez, in the Sonora desert near the Texas border.' -FRANCISCO GOLDMAN,The New York Review of Books 'Not just the great Spanish-language novel of decade, but one of the cornerstones that define an entire literature.' -J.

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