Black Comedy and or Unreliable Narrators from non UK/US/Male authors

So here's a list of authors I love:

Kurt Vonnegut

Chuck Palahniuk

Brett Easton Ellis

Philip K Dick

Hunter S Thompson

William S Burroughs

Allen Ginsberg

Evelyn Waugh

Martin Amis

George Orwell

Joseph Heller

Graham Greene

Spike Milligan

I think it kinda adds up to a particular flavor of black comedy that turns on the tragedy of human stupidity, is sometimes dry, sometimes warm, sometimes absurd (or gonzo), and often comes across like it's channeling very real frustration and despair from the authors. A lot of these writers use unreliable narrators and write about war or politics.

They're also all UK or US guys and most of them (apart from maybe Palahniuk and Ellis) aren't contemporary.

I'm looking for stuff like this that's either more recent; or from writers of other nationalities; or other genders.

It doesn't have to be all 3 of those things but if it's an older non-US/UK classic from a dude (Notes from Underground, The Stranger, 100 Years of Solitude etc) I'm more likely to have read it already.

The nearest I've been able to find is Lydia Lunch and Nick Cave that kinda of have some of that gonzo intensity.