The Savage Detectives

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The Savage Detectives is a celebrated novel by Chilean author Roberto Bolaño that follows a group of young poets across decades and continents in a fragmented, polyphonic narrative.

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instanceOf novel
author Roberto Bolaño NERFINISHED
awarded Rómulo Gallegos Prize NERFINISHED
awardYear 1999
countryOfOrigin Chile NERFINISHED
criticalReception highly acclaimed
englishPublicationYear 2007
firstPublicationCountry Mexico NERFINISHED
followsInPublicationOrder Distant Star NERFINISHED
genre bildungsroman
literary fiction
postmodern novel
hasCharacterBasedOn Mario Santiago Papasquiaro NERFINISHED
Roberto Bolaño NERFINISHED
includedIn 21st-century literary canon lists
literaryMovementDepicted visceral realism
mainCharacters Arturo Belano NERFINISHED
Cesárea Tinajero NERFINISHED
Juan García Madero NERFINISHED
Ulises Lima NERFINISHED
narrativeForm fragmented narrative
polyphonic narrative
narrativePerspective multiple first-person narrators
notableFor depiction of Latin American literary underground
experimental structure
large cast of narrators
originalLanguage Spanish
originalTitle Los detectives salvajes NERFINISHED
partOfAuthorOeuvre Roberto Bolaño bibliography
precedesInPublicationOrder Amulet NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1998
publisher Editorial Anagrama NERFINISHED
setting Africa NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Israel NERFINISHED
Mexico City NERFINISHED
Sonora Desert NERFINISHED
themes exile
literary avant-garde
memory
poetry
search for identity
youth
timePeriod 1970s
1980s
1990s
title The Savage Detectives NERFINISHED
translatedBy Natasha Wimmer NERFINISHED

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Roberto Bolaño notableWork The Savage Detectives