Tracing the contours of the internationalization of Roberto Bolaño’s writing across various Asian and African locales, the volume’s concluding essay explores the question of the limits of Bolaño’s world-making imagination when confronted with contexts, translations, and referents beyond Europe and the Americas. Surveying a broad swath of Eastern Hemisphere Bolañiana, it explores to what degree and in what ways we may “extend the eventfulness of literature” (Whitehead) while accounting for the de facto Western-centrism of the Chilean author. Through a consideration of key passages, selected translations, and reception case-studies, the essay shows how Bolaño’s bodily cosmopolitics continues to produce contradiction and spark collaboration as it disseminates among a younger, transnational, literary intelligentsia.