"American Nazi Literature" is a fake dictionary of writers that includes 30 right-wing writers from the American continent and fictionalizes their lives and works. From the early 20th century to the middle of the 21st century, Bolaño used his calm and playful attitude to construct a bizarre scene spanning a century of history on the American continent, mocking those literary villains, eccentrics, liars, lunatics, and mystics.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! Like a fictional lexicon of writers, Bolaño playfully mocks literary villains. It reminds me of those self-righteous people around me who always think they are great, but in fact they are just deceiving themselves. The characters in the book are all very unique, some are annoying, and some are pitiful. But this also made me understand that I cannot blindly worship others and must have my own judgment.
This book is very interesting! Like a fictional lexicon of writers, Bolaño playfully mocks literary villains. It reminds me of those self-righteous people around me who always think they are great, but in fact they are just deceiving themselves. The characters in the book are all very unique, some are annoying, and some are pitiful. But this also made me understand that I cannot blindly worship others and must have my own judgment.