Ecopoetry and Decolonization: The Rap of Ana Tijoux

11-22

John Henry Newman: A Man of (Many) Letters

23-32

Poetics of Memory and Place: An Approach to the Current Poetry of Chilean, Argentine and Mapuche Women

33-48

The Parody of the Walker: The Work of Francis Alÿs in María Sonia Cristoff’s Bajo influencia

49-57

Love in Times of the iPod: Listening to Javiera Mena

59-71

The River As An Open Wound in Latin America’s Cities

73-89

The Imperial Gaze and Its Displacement Towards the Border Spaces:

The Case of the Narrative Travel of Florence Dixie to Pat

91-105

Dossier: Narcozona: territorios, ciudades y fronteras del relato criminal en México y Colombia

Presentación

109-114

The Literature as a Memory: The Many Times Told Violence

147-165

You Have Reached the End of the Know World: Here Be Dragons Endriagos

131-146

Void Spaces: Displacements and Journeys in Contemporary Colombian Fiction

167-177

Musica para perros of Alejandro Páez Varela: “Contramachine” to the Extreme Violence of “Narco” in Chihuahua as Border “Locus"

179-195

Laura Restrepo, Silvia Galvis, Pilar Quintana and Ma. Cristina Restrepo: Vectors of Reading in the Colombian Contemporary (Narc)Novel

197-213

“We Have Seen Enough Bloodshed”. Interview to Alejandro Almazán

215-218

Sumar, novela de Diamela Eltit. Santiago de Chile: Seix Barral, 2018

221-224

Presentación de Mano abierta de María Inés Zaldívar. Santiago de Chile: FCE, 2018

225-228

Gabriela Mistral. Somos los andinos que fuimos, de Magda Sepúlveda. Santiago de Chile: Editorial Cuarto Propio, 2018.

231-235

El poeta en su laberinto. Laberinto. Aproximaciones a la obra de Humberto Díaz-Casanueva. Diego Sanhueza (ed.), Valparaíso: Ediciones Universitarias de Valparaíso, 2017.

237-242

La experiencia y la escritura. Entrevista a Mike Wilson

245-252