Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Columbia-born writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez was initially considered a skillful writer of magical realism, "a type combining dreams and reality in a rich and imaginative world". But one of his themes is loneliness. Lonely is actually the theme of his Nobel laureate speech, Latin America's loneliness, and award-winning novel "100 years of loneliness" (graduate school in Europe). This lonely and isolated theme is directly related to his short story "a very old man with huge wings".

The lifetime of Gabriel García Marquez is revealed in his work, but most literary critics do not hesitate to admire Gabriel Garcia Max's work. Garcia Marquez is often regarded as one of the greatest writers in Latin America. He was born in Arakataka, a small town in northern Colombia, and raised by grandparents (Britannica). - In his "Death Chronicles", Gabriel Garcia Max raised the question whether social desire could hide individual needs. If a person is crying in the forest and everyone does not care, will he make a noise? Gabriel Garcia Marquez raised the question as to whether social desire can hide individual needs within his "chronicle of death".

Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "Chronicle of Death" predicts that many authors compare the main characters of their novels with other characters in order to compare directly. Over the novel "prophecy of death", Gabriel García Marquez formed an agreement between Santiago Nasser and Jesus Christ. - Gabriel Garcia Marquez died for love on "Love and other devils" based on a part of the 18th century. By the way, Gabriel Garcia Marquez created "love and other devils". According to a traditional American dictionary, the Inquisitor is a former Roman Catholic court designed to suppress heresy.