Latin American Writers 1900

My impression of Latin America has always been of the past. The liberators in history books, One Hundred Years of Solitude in literary history, and the back garden of the United States. Its ancient history and culture are not even as impressive to me as Africa. Vague memories tell me that their struggle seemed to have started too early and ended too hastily. There was no victory or defeat for anyone, it was just the continuation of the pain of a mixed race nation, but the pain was beyond my reach. If the protagonist wants to win the Nobel Laureate like Marquez, it is absolutely impossible to limit his influence to literature and only see the smoke and mirrors of society, politics and economy, revolution and riots, war and oppression... Can the loneliness of Latin America be felt by the world in the protagonist's writing? I hope that the content written by the author will make the readers' hearts swell.

This book provides a good overview of the context of modern Latin American literature.

Togwala

I just realized that I had cut so many books in unknown corners, but Latin American literature means a lot to me. I'll just finish the book Tokyo. I have to finish this one too. Please, I don't even want to finish it. It doesn't matter if it's unfinished or the outline is vague. Don't cut it, okay?

There are so few people... Support! ! The author should write quickly and write more. I really like Latin American culture (you can tell by looking at my avatar, hehe `(*∩_∩*)′). The collision and fusion of different concepts and traditions are very attractive. There are also sad historical backgrounds, independence and struggle, magical realism novels, and richly colored works of art... They are all very interesting. (PS complaint, when I was not that old, I watched "Love in the Time of Cholera". The male protagonist's chaotic love history, pride in having sexually transmitted diseases and the plot of child refining simply shattered my three views at the time, and I have never forgotten it...)

Each of the author's three novels becomes more difficult to read. I don't know if this one will last long enough to be put on the shelves.

I finally waited for your new book by a Latin American writer, finally waited for you, finally waited for you to be okay, and I didn't give up. Happiness comes only after hard work, which makes people cherish it more~

Is the male protagonist simply spreading ideas, or is he trying to control Mexico? I can't quite tell what ideas he is spreading.

To be honest, this book is not like a literary masterpiece, but rather like an exercise essay written by a literary giant. The book is full of fragmented, magical, idealistic, and divergent plots and concepts But no one can say it with open eyes. It is empty, but on the contrary, it is fulfilling, even slightly crazy. In this book, fast pace is not a problem It feels to me like a ghost composed entirely of certain emotions, rampaging across the land of Latin America at extremely fast speeds Collision Rationality is not important at this moment, because Latin America in this period is inherently unreasonable. I can pursue reasonableness but not write about a crazy world. On the contrary, this weird writing method allows me to understand a certain spirit The process of reading this book made me feel like a world I had never known was rushing straight towards me, but suddenly stopped a finger away from the tip of my nose. This feeling is undoubtedly shocking, but it is also immoral. Cut off time before the gunshot? To this, I just want to say, write it down quickly! ! !

Have you watched More Than Magic? There is also a blogger on Weibo called BetterThanlknowMyself.

Not brother, do you have any new ones? Just say it.

Do it faster, do it faster, do it faster, are you stuck? No matter if you are a literary giant or a leader, do it quickly