Monday, May 18, 2009

Discussion of Criticism of Works


One Hundred Years of Solitude is the book that many readers started out reading from Gabriel’s wide selection of books, and it is strongly recommended to start with, if you are new to Latin American writers, specifically the category of fiction called "magical realism". One Hundred Years of Solitude is a book that defies description. You must read it to experience the fantastically real world of Macondo, and the people who live there.

There is no label to accurately describe the writing that has been gifted to us is what many readers and editors feel about this story. Cruelty is a reality in Marquez' world, as are failure, despair and senseless, sudden violence. From the readers perspective these subjects are real and pronounced in his book and not sugar coated. Critics, editors, and many readers feel that this book is a masterpiece not to be missed.


Aside from just One Hundred Years of Solitude and to sum up his wide selections of literature Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ humor, dry wit, a sense of the bizarre realness of the world, is a trademark throughout his novels, and this autobiography is full of his deadpan humor. This Nobel Prize winner is known for nothing more than his masterpieces in Literature and is highly recommended without question.

3 comments:

  1. Wow! What an imagination this man has. I am now intrigued to read "Magical Realm", when he acts like a dog, how bizarre.

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  2. "Magical Realism" is a genre I often gravitate towards. Though I had prior never heard of G.G. Marquez, I might attempt One Hundred Years of Solitude when I get a chance.

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  3. I loved the layout and just enough information to keep me wanting more. I will definitely put One Hundred Years of Solitude on my book list. Talana

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