Roberto Bolaño


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Roberto Bolaño was born on April 28, 1953, in Santiago, Chile .For most of
his youth Bolaño was a nomad, living at one time or another in Chile,
Mexico, El Salvador, France and Spain, where he finally settled down in the
early eighties in the small catalan beachtown of Blanes. He died in
Barcelona in 2003 of a liver disorder he suffered from for more than a
decade.

He was awarded several prizes, among them, the Municipal Prize for Literature Santiago de Chile - the country's most prestigious literary prize - for Llamadas telefonicas in 1998.In the same year he was also awarded the Herralde Prize for Los detectives salvajes, which in 1999 also achieved the Rómulo Gallegos Prize, the most coveted award for fiction in Latin America. Nocturno de Chile was selected by the Los Angeles Times Book Review as one of The Ten Best Books of 2003. His last book, 2666, has been elected the best book of 2004 by the main Spanish and Latin American cultural supplements and newspapers and awarded, posthumous, with the Ciudad de Barcelona Prize, the Salambó Award, awarded by Spanish writers, the Altazor Award, awarded by Chilean writers, and the Municipal Prize for Literature Santiago de Chile.

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2666
2666
NH 366

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The Insufferable Gaucho
The Insufferable Gaucho
NH 349

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Antwerpen
Antwerpen
NH 331

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In Brackets
In Brackets
A 316

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Estados Unidos (New Directions)
Killer Prostitutes
Killer Prostitutes
NH 314

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By Night in Chile
By Night in Chile
NH 293

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Monsieur Pain
Monsieur Pain
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Amulet
Amulet
NH 267

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The Savage Detectives
The Savage Detectives
NH 256

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Telephone Calls
Telephone Calls
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Distant Star
Distant Star
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