One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Release date: 1 November 1998
ISBN-10 : 0060929790 | ISBN-13: 9780060929794
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"Written by: Gabriel Garcia Marquez Translated by: Gregory Rabassa Publisher: Editorial Sudamericana, Harper & Row (US), Jonathan Cape (UK) Published: 1967, Published in English: 1970 Number of pages: 448 โOne minute of reconciliation is worth more than a whole life of friendship!โ "
"The story of modern Latin America compiled into one single village and family. The tempo of the story is crazy and information gets shot at you machine gun -style, but the reading feels so satisfying you won't even care. It's just so good."
"6.12. One of the greatest novels ever written. The narrative is so rich and moves so fast it's rather difficult to read, but the satisfaction it gives is absolutely worth it. It's a little mystery what the story was all about, but it only makes you want to read it again with fresh mind."
"The story of modern Latin America compiled into one single village and family. The tempo of the story is crazy and information gets shot at you machine gun -style, but the reading feels so satisfying you won't even care. It's just so good."
"A narrativeral machine gun of a book. Almost impossible to keep on track with, yet extremely enjoyable and fantastical thunderstorm of a family saga in the jungles of Colombia. One of the best endings ever, one that chills you right to the bones."
"The master of magical realism conjured the town of Macondo, where the miraculous and the monstrous are equally part of daily life, and in doing so, mythologized the history of an entire continent."