Abstract
This publication aims to capture the key moments and trends in Hispanic American literatures from the late 19th century to the early 21st century. Each era is represented by key authors and their seminal works.
The text seeks to highlight the diversity and modernity of Hispanic literature, the strength it has in its various genres, which emanates not only from large countries and metropolises, but which, at certain moments in history, also came from smaller, neglected countries. This is a survey book that should serve not only students in programs focused on the Hispanic and Ibero-American region, but also all those interested in this cultural region as readers, travelers, and others.