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“Living to Tell the Tale” By Gabriel Garcia Marquez – A Book Review
I once had a friend, a Cuban/American professor of governance at Georgetown. We would meet occasionally for lunch in the elegant faculty lounge to discuss the affairs of the day in Latin America; what the future of his imprisoned birth … Continue reading
‘Gabo’ and Total Control
Those of you who pay attention know how feel about Gabriel Garcia Marquez ‘Gabo’; may he rest in peace. Now I know it’s classless to speak ill of the dead – nevertheless it’s our job, we writers, to try to … Continue reading
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Tagged gabriel garcia marquez, Literature, novel
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Book Review “No One Writes to the Colonel”
Having read with some alarm my book review of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude”, my wife – who hails from Latin America herself – gave me for Christmas this year a copy of Gabo’s short story “No … Continue reading
Is “One Hundred Years of Solitude” Gibberish?
So this will not be a usual blog, mostly because I have several secrets to reveal. For somebody who pretends to be a novelist – and a novelist of magical realism to boot – they are probably things that should … Continue reading
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Tagged Fiction, gabriel garcia marquez, Literature, Magical Realism
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