Reed Johnson considers a “new generation” of Argentine writers.
Although one or two contemporary South American writers, such as the late Chilean Roberto Bolaño lately have gained a wider following among Anglophone readers, the new generation of Southern Cone authors so far hasn't matched its elders' global influence.
That may be about to change a bit. At last, a handful of works by young and middle-age Argentine authors are finding their way into English-language editions. – from “Fiction in Argentina is an Evolving Story,” by Reed Johnson, Los Angeles Times