Gabriel García Márquez is the greatest writer of the 20th century, a Nobel Prize laureate, and the author of the world-famous novels "One Hundred Years of Solitude," "Love in the Time of Cholera," and "The Autumn of the Patriarch."
One of the greatest books of the 20th century.
A strange, poetic, and whimsical story of the town of Macondo, lost somewhere in the jungle — from its creation to its decline.
The history of the Buendía dynasty — a family in which miracles are so commonplace that they go unnoticed. The Buendía clan spawns saints and sinners, revolutionaries, heroes and traitors, daring adventurers — and women too beautiful for ordinary life. Extraordinary passions seethe within it — and incredible events unfold.
However, these incredible events time and again become a kind of "magic mirror" through which the true history of Latin America is revealed to the reader...
Author: Gabriel García Márquez
Translation: V. Stolbova, N. Butyrina
Pages: 544 (typographic). Paperback
Dimensions: 20x120x180 mm
Series: Exclusive Classics
