This book studies the trajectory of the Shanghai literary group (1982–2010), which included prominent Argentine writers such as Alan Pauls, Sergio Chejfec, Martín Caparrós, Luis Chitarroni, C.E. Feiling and Matilde Sánchez. Through an in-depth analysis of publishing markets, literary prizes, cultural magazines, as well as the agents and institutions involved in the visibilization, legitimization and globalization of Latin American literature, it redefines the concept of intelectual networks. From a transdisciplinary perspective that also draws on digital humanities, the book examines the many factors influencing the circulation and reception of cultural productions from the Global South at the turn of the 20th century.