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latin american fiction history and criticism

Gender and the self in Latin American literature

By Emma Staniland

Latino Fiction and the Modernist Imagination

By John S. Christie

Detective Fiction in a Postcolonial and Transnational World

By Nels Pearson,Marc Singer

Latin America's new historical novel

By Seymour Menton

Critical Survey of Long Fiction

By Carl Rollyson

Crime Scenes

By Charlotte Lange,Ailsa Peate

Historia personal del "boom"

By José Donoso

Developments

By Alejandro Latinez

Prose fiction of the Cuban revolution

By Seymour Menton

The inner life of mestizo nationalism

By Estelle Tarica

Hemispheric Imaginations

By Helmbrecht Breinig

Foundational fictions

By Doris Sommer

Mourning El Dorado

By Charlotte Rogers

Hombres in/visibles

By Mark Millington

Myth and Archive

By Roberto González Echevarría

Twentieth-century Ecuadorian narrative

By K. J. A. Wishnia

The Columbia guide to the Latin American novel since 1945

By Raymond L. Williams,Raymond Williams

Vargas Llosa's Fiction & The Demons Of Politics

By Sabine Kollmann

Interiors and Narrative

By Estela Vieira

Literatura más allá de la nación

By Francisca Noguerol Jiménez,Ma. Angeles Pérez López,Angel Esteban,Jesús Montoya Juárez

Some write to the future

By Ariel Dorfman

Journeys of formation

By Yolanda A. Doub

Early Spanish American Narrative

By Naomi Lindstrom

Murder and masculinity

By Rebecca E. Biron