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2666 ReviewThe last book by the chilean Roberto Bolaño, was also his last will. It is said that Bolaño spent the last three or four years of his short life almost enterily devoted to the task of writing this humongous novel and hoping he would have the chance of finishing it before he died. Fortunately, he did.
Divided in 5 independent nouvelles, 2666 is an excesive example of what modern literature is made for. Bolaño explores several styles and genres blending them smoothly. It is also an apocalyptic noir tale (full of deeply dark humor) of coincidences and hidden references that, in some sense, compiles everything Bolaño did before.
The core of the book, the place where everything converges, is a series of murders of young women in an industrial mexican city close to the US border. An intrincate network of searches and dissapearances correlates and connects the nouvelles in a strange and loose way.
If you like Perec, Calvino, Borges and Cortazar, you will certainly like Bolaño's work. However, before reading this, you should probably check his early works. Nocturno de Chile, La literatura nazi en America and Los detectives salvajes are good starting points. Leave 2666 for the closing, it deserves the honor.2666 Overview

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