One Hundred Years Of Solitude
ISBN: 9780241968581
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One Hundred Years Of Solitude Is The Defining Masterpiece Of Nobel Laureate Gabriel García Márquez And A Cornerstone Of Magical Realism. The Novel Chronicles The Rise And Fall Of The Mythical Town Of Macondo, Founded By José Arcadio Buendía And His Wife Úrsula. Spanning Seven Generations Of The Buendía Family, The Story Weaves Together The Personal And Political, The Magical And The Mundane. From Flying Carpets And Insomnia Plagues To Civil Wars And Ghostly Visitations, The Novel Is A Kaleidoscope Of Latin American History And Myth. At Its Heart, It Is A Meditation On Solitude, Memory, And The Cyclical Nature Of Time. Márquez’S Lyrical Prose And Imaginative Storytelling Have Made This Novel One Of The Most Beloved And Influential Works Of The 20Th Century. A Dazzling Blend Of Fantasy And Realism, It Is A Profound Reflection On The Human Condition And A Celebration Of Storytelling Itself