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Last-Chance Bolaño

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“Compassionate, disturbing, and deeply felt … tragic and beautiful.” —NPR

“A scathing novel with a lot of exuberance to it, not unlike the man who wrote it.” —The Economist

“Thoroughly, weirdly absorbing.” —The New York Times

That’s what the critics are saying about Roberto Bolaño’s lost novel, The Third Reich, which we serialized with original illustrations by Leanne Shapton. Over the course of four issues, we followed the adventures of Udo Berger, a young German who falls into louche company in an insalubrious resort on the Costa Brava—but of course, as a reader of The Paris Review, you know all about it.

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