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From Narcoliterature to Narratives of Migration, or the Limits of Narrating Violence in Contemporary Mexican Literature

TRANSMODERNITY: Journal of Peripheral Cultural Production of the Luso-Hispanic World, 2022
In the mid-2000s, the war on drugs became the dominant discourse in public debates about violence in Mexico. This discourse allowed the emergence and consolidation of narcoliterature as one of the main modes of representation to make sense of the widespread rise of violence in Mexico.
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How Do Detectives Survive Their Novels? Positionality, Survival, and Literary Universes in Chicana/o Detective Fiction and Mexican Narcoliterature

Diálogo, 2021
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Tragic realism: the rise of Mexican narcoliterature

2013
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Narcotraffic, Friendship, And (Infra)Politics: A Survey Of Narcoliterature And (Un)Sociability

Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies
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