A gay high school teacher in 1970s Buenos Aires tries to keep a low profile as his friends and students begin to disappear. By Guillermo Saccomanno.

A self-critical and self-punishing Argentine woman settles in the southernmost region of Patagonia only to be caught up in horrific murders. By Mariana Dimópulos.

Meditations on turning 50 years old from one of Argentina’s most celebrated writers. By César Aira.

A Mexican author reconnects with an old friend in Morocco, and grants a favor that draws both men into irreversible events already in motion on distant shores. By Rodrigo Rey Rosa.

Two people who grew up in an orphanage in an unnamed land fall in love, but are separated, revealing the abuses of the system they are caught in. By Emiliano Monge.

A sweeping novel that investigates humanity’s quest for knowledge and control beginning with the 19th-century obsession with scientific classification and moving through present-day mass surveillance. By Pola Oloixarac.

A collection of the speeches of the Nobel Prize-winning author who died in 2014, now available for the first time in English. By Gabriel García Márquez.

The third novel from the Brazilian modernist writer about a young woman and the growth of her small town. By Clarice Lispector.

A mysterious child with the power to see into the future protects his adoptive family. By Sofía Segovia.

The story of an Argentine woman told through her relationship with various artists and their works. By María Gainza.

The story of two young poets in Mexico City trying to make it in the literary world. By Roberto Bolaño.

Three friends in modern-day Santiago take a road trip across the Andes, confronting generations of family pain and the legacy of Chile's dictatorship. By Alia Trabucco Zerán.