In the works of Alfredo Bryce Echenique, autobiographical and fictional genres mix Both agree in subject matter and style. There are many similarities between the central characters of The exaggerated life of Martin Romana and the Antimemorias, and biographical coincidences abound in the respective protagonists. On the other hand, narrative techniques of different fictional genres are used in Antimemorias, such as irony, metaphors or the creation of a grotesque style full of exaggerations. In Bryce Echenique, reality and fiction go beyond the boundaries, creating a new literary dimension.