Roberto Bolano - Nazi Literature in the Americas

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Nazi Literature in the Americas was the first of Roberto Bolaño's books to reach a wide public. When it was published by Seix Barral in 1996, critics in Spain were quick to recognize the arrival of an important new talent. The book presents itself as a biographical dictionary of American writers who flirted with or espoused extreme right-wing ideologies in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. It is a tour de force of black humor and imaginary erudition.Nazi Literature in the Americas is composed of short biographies, including descriptions of the writers' works, plus an epilogue ("for Monsters"), which includes even briefer biographies of persons mentioned in passing. All of the writers are imaginary, although they are all carefully and credibly situated in real literary worlds. Ernesto Perez Mason, for example, in the sample included here, is an imaginary member of the real Oriacute;genes group in Cuba, and his farcical clashes with Joseacute; Lezama Lima recall stories about the spats between Lezama Lima and Virgilio Pintilde;era, as recounted in Guillermo Cabrera Infante's Mea Cuba. The origins of the imaginary writers are diverse. Authors from twelve different countries are included. The countries with the most representatives are Argentina and the USA.

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Interview with Juan Sauer , questions and answers probably composed by Carlos Ramírez Hoffman, Buenos Aires, 1979.

The Invasion of Chile , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1973.

The Invisible Adorers , by Carola Leyva, Buenos Aires, 1975. Volume dedicated to Edelmira Thompson; barefaced rehash of Luz Mendiluce’s poems.

The Iron Boat , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1991.

Iron Youth , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1974.

Jason’s Prize , by Carlos Hevia, Montevideo, 1989.

The Jewish Question in Europe , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1937.

Juan Diego , by Irma Carrasco. Play premiered at the Teatro Condesa, Mexico City, 1948.

Karma Explosion: Wandering Star , by John Lee Brook, Los Angeles, 1980.

The Kids , pornographic novel by Ernesto Pérez Masón published under the pseudonym Abelardo de Rotterdam, New York, 1976.

The Kids of Puerto Argentino , by Jorge Esteban Petrovich, Buenos Aires, 1984. A story of imaginary military adventures.

The Killer’s Eyes , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1962.

Land of Breezes , by Max Mirebalais, Port-au-Prince, 1971.

The Last Canal on Mars , by J.M.S. Hill, New York, 1934.

The Last Word , by Amado Couto, Rio de Janeiro, 1982.

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Like a Hurricane , by Luz Mendiluce, Mexico City, 1964. Definitive edition, Buenos Aires, 1965.

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Luminous Obscurity , by Juan Mendiluce, Buenos Aires, 1974.

Macon Night , by Jim O’Bannon, Macon, 1961.

Mechanistic Poem , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1928.

Meine Kleine Gedichte , by Franz Zwickau, Caracas, 1982 and Berlin, 1990.

Memoirs of a Libertarian , by Ernesto Pérez Masón, New York, 1977.

The Miracle of Peralvillo , play by Irma Carrasco, premiered at the Teatro Guadalupe, Mexico City, 1951.

Montevideo — Buenos Aires , by Carlos Hevia, Buenos Aires, 1998.

Motorists , by Franz Zwickau, Caracas, 1965.

The Moon in Her Eyes , play by Irma Carrasco, premiered at the Teatro Principal, Madrid, 1946.

The Mute Girl , by Amado Couto, Rio de Janeiro, 1978.

My Ethics , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1924.

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Noah’s Ark , by Rory Long, Los Angeles, 1980.

Nothing to Say , by Amado Couto, Rio de Janeiro, 1978.

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Night Signals , by Segundo José Heredia, Caracas, 1956.

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The Ostrich , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1988.

Our Friend B ., by Zach Sodenstern, Los Angeles, 1996.

Pain and Image , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1922.

The Paradox of the Cloud , by Irma Carrasco, Mexico City, 1934.

The Path to Glory , by Italo Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1972.

Pedrito Saldaña of Patagonia , by Juan Mendiluce, Buenos Aires, 1970.

“Philosophy of Furniture,” by Edgar Allan Poe, Collected Works , Cambridge and London, 1978.

Poems of the Absolute , by Max Kasimir, Port-au-Prince, 1974.

Poe’s Room , by Edelmira Thompson, Buenos Aires, 1944. Various editions, a few translations, and a mixed reception. E.T.’s most important work.

Poor Man’s Soup , by Ernesto Pérez Masón, Havana, 1965.

The Presidential Summit , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1974.

Prison Camping , by Franz Zwickau, Caracas, 1970.

Railway and Horse , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1925.

The Reducers , by J.M.S. Hill, New York, 1933.

Refutation of Voltaire , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1921.

Refutation of Diderot , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1925.

Refutation of D’Alembert , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1927.

Refutation of Montesquieu , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1930.

Refutation of Rousseau , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1932.

Refutation of Hegel, followed by a Brief Refutation of Marx and Feuerbach , by Luiz Fontaine, Rio de Janeiro, 1938.

Return to Force City , by Gustavo Borda, Mexico City, 1995.

Revolution , by Zach Sodenstern, Los Angeles, 1991.

The Rivers and Other Poems , by Jim O’Bannon, Los Angeles, 1991.

A Room in the Tropics , by Max von Hauptman, Paris, 1973. Enlarged edition, Port-au-Prince, 1976.

The Ruins of Pueblo , by Zach Sodenstern, Los Angeles, 1998.

Sad Eyes , by Silvio Salvático, 1929.

Saturnalia , by Segundo José Heredia, Caracas, 1970.

Seas and Offices , by Carlos Hevia, Montevideo, 1979.

Sergeant P ., by Segundo José Heredia, Caracas, 1955.

Shadows of Lost Children , by J. M. S. Hill, New York, 1930.

The Simbas , by Zach Sodenstern, Los Angeles, 2003.

A Simple Philosophy , by Rory Long, Los Angeles, 1987.

Sinking Islands , by Juan Mendiluce, Buenos Aires, 1986. Published posthumously.

Sleepless Night , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1921.

Snow-Trekkers , by J.M.S. Hill, New York, 1928.

Solitariness , by John Lee Brook, 1986.

Solitude , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1987.

The Soul of the Waterfall , by Mateo Aguirre, Buenos Aires, 1936.

Spain’s Gift , by Irma Carrasco, Madrid, 1940.

Spectacle in the Sky , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1974.

Springtime in Madrid , by Juan Mendiluce, Buenos Aires, 1965.

The Staircase of Heaven and Hell , by Jim O’Bannon, Los Angeles, 1986.

Stale Hearts and Young Hearts , by Julián Rico Anaya, Buenos Aires, 1978.

The Storm and the Youths , by Mateo Aguirre, Buenos Aires, 1911.

A Story Heard in the Delta , by Argentino Schiaffino, New Orleans, 2013.

A Tableau of Volcanoes , by Irma Carrasco, Mexico City, 1934.

Talking with America , by Rory Long, Los Angeles, 1992. Book, audio CD and CD-Rom.

Tangos of Buenos Aires , by Luz Mendiluce, Buenos Aires, 1953.

Terra Autem Erat Inanis , by Argentino Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1996.

Three Poems to Argentina , by Silvio Salvático, Buenos Aires, 1923.

The Time of Argentinean Youth , a manifesto by Italo Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1969.

A Toast to the Boys , by Italo Schiaffino, Buenos Aires, 1978.

A Tranquil Night in Burgos , play by Irma Carrasco, premiered at the Teatro Principal, Madrid, December 1940.

To Daddy , by Edelmira Thompson, Buenos Aires, 1909.

The Treasure , by Argentino Schiaffino, Miami, 2010.

The Triumph of Virtue or the Triumph of God , by Irma Carrasco, Salamanca, 1939.

The True Son of Job , by Harry Sibelius, New York, 1996.

Twelve , by Pedro González Carrera, Cauquenes, 1955.

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