What are some good novels set in Mexico?

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>reading bajo la misma estrella

This.

These
Ignore novels made by non-hispanics

Anything by white men.

Death of Artemio Cruz by Carlos Fuentes.

Labyrinth of solitude by octavio paz

Grim Fandago is literature.

is not you meme loving fuck

The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene is great, Graham Greene was pretty good with Latin America in general.

>This much anglocentrism
digusting cucks

>ignoring nahua literature

Under the Volcano by Malcolm McElroy

Dos Mil Seiscientos Sesenta y Seis by Mariachi Pynchon

Good one. Also some Fuentes. Steinbeck's The Pearl

Came here to say this. It's great

Cannot agree more, this is amazing.
I just re-read it last week, although I'm not sure how much it's lost in translation or rather loses it's meaning.
Also, Ibargüengoitia is god tier

>Ibargüengoitia is god tier

This so much. Los relámpagos de Agosto, El atentado and La ley de Herodes are god-tier.

Any recommendation of fantasy/dark novel set in pre-Cortes era? Doesn't have to be accurate or written in spanish.

kek'd