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Latin American Post-Boom and postmodern experiments (1967–1990)

Latin American Post-Boom and postmodern experiments (1967–1990)

  1. Boom success reshapes publishing and expectations

    Labels: Latin American, Publishers

  2. Donoso publishes labyrinthine late-Boom milestone

    Labels: Jos Donoso, El obsceno

  3. Bryce Echenique satirizes class with postmodern tone

    Labels: Alfredo Bryce, Un mundo

  4. Sarduy’s Cobra brings camp and baroque play

    Labels: Severo Sarduy, Cobra

  5. Puig’s prison-dialogue novel reframes political fiction

    Labels: Manuel Puig, El beso

  6. Lispector’s final novel foregrounds voice and marginality

    Labels: Clarice Lispector, A hora

  7. Chile’s CADA collective links avant-garde art to dictatorship

    Labels: CADA, Diamela Eltit

  8. Allende’s House of the Spirits popularizes family saga after the Boom

    Labels: Isabel Allende, La casa

  9. Eltit publishes Lumpérica, emblem of dictatorial-era experimentation

    Labels: Diamela Eltit, Lump rica

  10. Peri Rossi’s Ship of Fools uses travel pastiche and satire

    Labels: Cristina Peri, La nave

  11. Skármeta’s Ardiente paciencia blends fiction with recent political history

    Labels: Antonio Sk, Ardiente paciencia

  12. Braschi’s Empire of Dreams expands postmodern experimentation into diaspora

    Labels: Giannina Braschi, El imperio

  13. Esquivel’s Like Water for Chocolate signals a market shift

    Labels: Laura Esquivel, Como agua

  14. “Post-boom” becomes a common label for the period

    Labels: Post-boom