In the last decade, there has been an exceptional growth in the literary reception and the development of publishing and critical studies of the literatures of the Caribbean in the Southern Cone. This process results from the formation of literary and publishing networks, but also from displacements and exiles that marked many of the exchanges settled in the long term. This article examines some of the nodal points of this construction process of a field of reading and dissemination of Caribbean literature in the South and offers a detailed bibliography of the publications of the last decade.