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This article aims to investigate how the concept of femininity is represented in Roberto Bolaño's short narrative. To this end, Claraand Vida de Anne Moore, stories that make up the book Llamadas Telefónicas, published by Anagrama in 1997, will be analyzed. Considering that the narrative as an aesthetic fact is also a social fact, which has both conditionsof production, as well asassimilation and interpretation, leads us to theoretically base the present text according to the concept of erótica de latransgresiónraised by George Bataille.It will analyze the position that, before a patriarchy rooted in culture, has had an increasing segment of women who have configured new perceptions of history and tradition in the concert of contemporary Chilean literature.

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