2666 by Roberto Bolaño

2666 by Roberto Bolaño

Bolaño's posthumously published magnum opus circles, across five interconnected parts, a series of real unsolved murders of women in a fictionalised version of Ciudad Juárez, approaching the horror from the perspectives of literary critics, a journalist, a philosophy professor and others drawn toward the crimes.

The novel refuses conventional resolution, instead building an overwhelming, encyclopaedic portrait of violence, art and complicity that critics have compared to the ambition of Moby-Dick or Ulysses, and Bolaño completed it shortly before his death, intending it as his defining literary statement.

Widely considered Bolaño's masterpiece, one of the most ambitious novels of the twenty-first century.

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