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2666: A Novel Roberto Bolano
Publisher: Picador

This is as good a notion as any when thinking about Roberto Bolaño's monstrous novel 2666. In the first section of Bolano's 2666, the academics have Archembolo's books in common. Roberto Bolaño's The Savage Detectives took the literary world by storm, and his latest posthumous release, 2666, is five times as long and ten times as ambitious. The English translation hits stores next Tuesday and the reviews couldn't be better, especially considering the book's 912 pages. Nowhere else is his writing more decadently sampled than with his major novels–”The Savage Detectives” and his magnum opus, “2666,” both translated from the original Spanish by Natasha Wimmer. No other book has done to me what 2666 did. 3666: A Novel by Roberto Bolano [Audiobook] 3119 | 39 hours and 39 mins | ISBN: 3633399619 | MP3 96KBps | 3.6GB. Now that I have that distance, no tangible perspective has come other than this: nothing else I've read since has been 2666. The best blogging experience of my first year at the practice is, by far, the group read of 2666. There is something about it in this novel that made it feel at times more real than real and more true than life itself. The novel's cryptic title is one of its many grim jokes; there is no reference to this figure in its 900 pages. Not marble, nor the gilded monuments. The review of Bolaño's novel 2666, the part about Amalfitano (which is shorter than the first installment). That is the basis for their connection. English Translation by Natasha Wimmer, 2008. 2666 is a novel written by Roberto Bolaño and published posthumously in Spanish in 2004. Other Details: Trade Paperback. 2666: A Novel Roberto Bolano Publisher: Picador. It is clear that Bolaño's oeuvre builds towards 2666 and finds its fullest expression in it. ISBN: 0312429215,9780312429218 | 912 pages | 23 Mb.