Fernando Quiñones and the Hispanic American Boom

Abstract

This article assesses the feedback phenomenon that occurred between the Hispanic American boom and the new Andalusian narrative. We will first approach both movements, repositioning them with the perspective that time has provided, then focusing on the role played by the writer from Cádiz Fernando Quiñones as an early discoverer and disseminator of overseas literature while he himself was developing his own work and exercising a cultural activity that would also reach transatlantic shores.