De viejos y nuevos best-sellers: la novela latinoamericana de entresiglos.

This new (and not very new in some cases) best-seller narrative of the memory of the recent political violence has the neoliberal discourse on human rights as a very productive background curtain that uses, on the one hand, the different processes of transitional justice that have occurred in the continent, and, on the other hand, also uses the marketing strategies of the transnational publishing industry, which produces, spreads justifies and projects a particular set of novels that constitute the corpus of one of the most striking strands of the most recent Latinamerican literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]