Colombian novelist, short-story writer and journalist; internationally known for magical realism and the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. Nobel Prize in Literature (1982).

Born March 6, 1927; died April 17, 2014. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982. Creator of the fictional town Macondo and a leading figure of magical realism.

DeBaser reviews focus on García Márquez's major novels, especially Cent'Anni Di Solitudine and L'amore ai tempi del colera. Readers discuss magical realism, memory, love, death and the Buendía saga. Reactions range from admiring and melancholic to critical of rhetorical excess.

For:Readers of literary fiction, fans of magical realism, students of Latin American literature

 “Tell them you don’t die when you must, you die when you can”

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 Try to escape from Macondo. You can't.

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 Florentino Aziza waits fifty-three years, seven months, and eleven days before Fermina Daza gives in (in my opinion exhausted) to his romantic and unstoppable courtship.

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