El gaucho insufrible (Spanish Edition)

El gaucho insufrible is a collection of five short stories and two conferences, Bolaño's last book before his death in 2003.

The book was recognized with the Altazor Award for narrative in 2004.

Through these texts, Bolaño masterfully uses irony and explores some of the key elements of his work: literature as argument, police investigations, art as obsession, the search for truth that only seems attainable to those who pursue it, the de-mystification of reality, and death.

Two discursive texts, prepared by Bolaño for two conferences, complete this volume.

In "Literatura + enfermedad = enfermedad," an insignificant anecdote leads to a reflection on disease and death.

In "Los mitos de Cthulhu," Bolaño offers a personal and critical view of the contemporary literary landscape. This book is a true creative and esthetic testament, a must-read for anyone interested in literature and art.

With its unique blend of humor, irony, and intellectual depth, El gaucho insufrible will leave you both entertained and thoughtful.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover the work of one of the most influential and respected writers of our time.