Roberto Polanio is a writer born in Chile and raised in Mexico, renowned for his unique literary style and tumultuous life experiences. He participated in political changes in Chile, but was arrested for a coup and released. After his release, he returned to Mexico and launched the "Realism Movement" with friends. Bolanio's life experience was rich and colorful. He traveled to many countries and eventually settled in Spain, engaging in various jobs and never giving up writing poetry. Most of his novels were completed in the last decade of his life, among which "Wild Detective" won him the "Romulo Gallegos International Fiction Award", and his posthumous work "2666" won the "Book Critics Association Best Novel Award". Bolanio's works are highly praised by writers and artists such as Sontag and Tobin, and still have a large number of young readers today.