A writer in the open air: critical constructions and literary logic surrounding the figures of Roberto Bolaño's writers

This work examines the critical constructions and literary logic surrounding the figures of writers that Roberto Bolaño (1953-2003) traces in his texts, mainly in his novels 2666 (2004) and The Savage Detectives (1998), which are characterized by his way of being a writer. This approach relates to Bolaño's own literary experience, since it translates from that experience as a privileged value for the constitution of his identity as a writer.