Decent post-2000 Mexican literature

decent post-2000 Mexican literature.

Where should I start?

Valeria Luiselli?

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thats a certified qt oh my

I am sick and tired of this. Every day I come to Veeky Forums, and every day there is at least one thread up with an OP image of an attractive woman dressed scantily and posing seductively. It's probably the same one or two people who do it honestly. Let me tell you something, you faggot pieces of shit who are doing this: you are the poster child for everything that is wrong in literature, art, and society as a whole today. You are incapable of coming up with anything creative, thought provoking, or of substance, and you lack even the smallest modicum of intelligence, so you use "style" and "flash" and pizazz in place of it and to draw attention to yourself, because that's the only way your SHIT "creation" and ideas would ever get seen by anyone. And before you say anything, this has NOTHING to do with the fact that I don't have a girlfriend. Anyway, I will be petitioning the owner of this website to ban your asses, so enjoy being able to post here while it lasts, because it's not going to last long, just like you that one time you convinced an obese girl to let you fuck her.

>And before you say anything, this has NOTHING to do with the fact that I don't have a girlfriend.

people just like to look at hot girls. calm your bitch ass down.

uuuh
bolaño?

Hard to say, I haven't paid attention to Mexican authors at all.
I personally have enjoyed the works of César López Cuadras, but he's a pretty small author, only sort of known locally.
If you can find La güera simental / El pescador y las musas, it'd be a treasure find. Both very small stories, both excellent imo.
His most well known works, La novela inconclusa de Bernardino Casablanca and Macho profundo, are pre 2000's though, but most of his work is post 00's so I'm counting him.

Like this user mentions Bolaño is Chilean but he's like many latin american writers in that they lived a big part of their life in Mexico and so their works focus or feature Mexican culture, ideologies, themes, etc. The Savage Detectives is set in Mexico City mostly, and is an excellent portrayal of some youth culture, especially the UNAM students. The comical tone is also pretty mexican. It's pre 2000s though.

>eating pasta