One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez

The loneliness of 100 years is the subjective "history" of the founders of Macdonno. In the early days, the town is often separated from the outside world, except for some of the gypsies out of the city, alchemy of transplantation ideas for such ice, binoculars and "advances in science", and the head of the patriarch As selling suspects a special new technology, Buendía family, José Arcadio Buendía. As a very impulsive and curious person, he is also very lonely, trying to use other things to create more gold, alchemy in the last Ursula's inheritance of his wife Alienates himself with his obsession with the scientific investigation of

Gabriel Garcia Marquez has 100 years of loneliness. Spain is the story of several generations of the Buendía family, which is considered one of the most important literary classic novels "One hundred years of loneliness". Magic Realism: The style and theme of the novel is considered to represent the 1960's literary movement unique in Latin America. Leo · Tolstoy's war and peace. Tolstoy is hesitant Although this is a novel, war and peace are often included in discussion of the best novel of all time. Discussion of this book's philosophy focused on the creation of psychological effects of war and documented Russian French invasion in 1812

One hundred years of loneliness Gabriel Garcia-Marquez is a magical realism in the centennial of Gabriel García-Marquez, "magical realism" and solitude, to explain how people deal with loneliness they created themselves. "Magic realism" is an attractive art that makes it impossible and reliable in the real world. This is his masterpiece, lovingly millions of readers known as "Gabo", a collaborator-born writer, reporter, 1982 award winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and Latin American "boom It is a pioneer of the international reputation. 100 years of solitude, definition of literature of the 20th century. Whether it is writing a short story, fiction or non fiction storytelling, Gabo is an excellent storyteller, he writes tributes to imagination and mystery.