Argentina typically brings to mind the tango, soccer, Pope Francis, and Che Guevara. The South American country is home to a fiercely passionate culture that has, in many ways, been defined by their struggles for independence. Since gaining independence from Spain in 1816, Argentina has fought through a series of wars, military juntas, coup d’états, and guerilla uprisings – all accentuated by a large economy beset a constant boom or bust cycle.
In spite of these continuous periods of strife, Argentina has fostered a rich and diverse literary culture. The books and novels below, most written by Argentinian authors, are a cross-section of the creative outlets developed within Argentina’s vibrant culture.
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