One Hundred Years of solitude

This novel, which won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982, is one of the hallmarks of Western fiction, ancient and modern, and its author has emerged as one of the most important figures in contemporary Latin literature. In this novel, time stretches to shrink within its papers and lines as Garca Márquez tells a tale of the Aureliano family over ten decades. Familiarizing this time with great skill and ingenuity, including the oddities of events, paranormal facts, intrusive feelings, minute analysis, and great surprises, he brought her to tell the story of this family that seduction was the common denominator in her life, both men and women, until her curse extended to the last of their descendants.