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This article analyzes the novels Mongolia (2003), by Bernardo Carvalho, and Longe de Manaus (2005), by Jose Francisco Viegas, from the displacement's process that the transatlantic trips represented in the novels (to Beijing, Mongolia and Rio de Janeiro, in the first novel; Port, Luanda and Manaus, in the second novel) evidence to establish relationships with the recent history of these countries and their place.

Viagens Transatlânticas: Mongólia, de Bernardo Carvalho e Longe de Manaus, de Francisco José Viegas