Gabriel Garcia Marquez News, Pictures & Buzz

Refugees fearing Venezuelan military remain stranded in Arauquita  WPLG Local 10

The origins of ‘miedo escenico’: Stage fright at Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu  The Indian Express

Southern Wisconsin's connection to Ernest Hemingway  Channel3000.com - WISC-TV3

Uijeongbu Music Theatre Festival to be held in May  The Korea Herald

Daily Recco, March 23: One Hundred Years of Solitude and the birth of magical realism  DailyO

Phase Zero: Felipe Cazals on His 1979 Gabriel García Márquez Collaboration, El año de la peste (Year of the Plague)  Filmmaker Magazine

Before one hundred years  Telegraph India

What Gabriel García Márquez knew about plagues  Prospect Magazine

How Gabriel Garcia Marquez interprets the dream  The Financial Express BD

Superb pieces demonstrating Gabriel García Márquez’s first love  The Irish Times

Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Great writer, pioneer of magic realism  Hindustan Times

Mercedes Barcha obituary | Register  The Times

Books: Collection gives English-language readers a look at Gabriel Garcia Márquez the journalist  The Irish News

Watch Talk On Nobel Prize Winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez  County Line Magazine

Mercedes Barcha Pardo Fuelled Gabriel Garcia Marquez's Literary World  The Wire

Mercedes Barcha, muse, crisis manager and wife of Gabriel García Márquez, dies at 87  Firstpost

Mercedes Barcha, Gabriel García Márquez’s Wife and Muse, Dies at 87  The New York Times

‘Simple’ RK Narayan and ‘colourful’ Garcia Marquez: A study in contrasts  THE WEEK

Mercedes Barcha, widow of Gabriel García Márquez, dies at 87  The Hindu

Mercedes Barcha, widow of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, dies at 87  ABC News

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You may have read his most popular love novel, Love in the Time of Cholera. A man had been chasing a woman for half a century. Due to a cholera outbreak, the grey and old lovers had to run away with each other as they had done so when they were young. It was the first time they spent the night together on the ship fleeing their country. Of course, the most stunning novel is One Hundred Years of Solitude. When it first came out, it created a sensation in the whole world. Its copies were placed side by side with the cigarette packs at newspaper booths in the streets of Columbia. You can see how it won people’s hearts! With the exit of Marquez, there is no novelist left on earth, people said…

I have to write an essay of GG Marquez, but I'm having difficulty finding sources which help explain his influence over magic realism (I know that he came up with it). How would I write a thesis for this topic as well? Thanks in advance anyone!

So I just read the short story by Gabriel Garcia Marquez called 'La siesta del martes' (en Espanol) and I think I'm completely missing the meaning of the story!! So the mother and her daughter visit this village to go to Carlos Centeno's grave... How are they related? Did the woman shoot him? Was she Rebecca?? I DON'T GET IT -_-

I'm doing a project on him and I decided I'd like to read one of his books. It's not necessary for the project but I'd like to read one of his books on my own time. What is the best book to start out with?