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This day in history, May 30: From Joan of Arc's execution to the first Indy 500, women's pro baseball league debut and Mariner 9's launch to Mars

This day in history, May 30, has witnessed some of the world's most significant political, military, scientific and cultural developments. From landmark court rulings and major conflicts to literary milestones and space exploration achievements, the date has been associated with events that left a lasting impact across generations. Here is…

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Latin American literature contains warnings for American universities that yield to Trump

As university leaders work to make deals with the Trump administration, many college presidents are at an ethical crossroads. On the one hand, they must do all they can to restore funding for vital research. On the other, they risk ceding to the demands of a president with views that…

The Conversation

Love endures all, including slavery and the pandemic. I wanted to show how

In early 2020, separated from my family and friends during the pandemic, I made up my mind to write a love story

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The Guardian view on posthumously publishing Joan Didion: goodbye to all that

Editorial: Would the legendary American writer have welcomed the publication of her therapy notes? It seems unlikely

The Guardian - UK

Farewell to Mario Vargas Llosa, the end of an era for Latin America’s literary luminaries

The death of Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa (Arequipa, 1936 - Lima, 2025) marks the end of a Golden Age of Latin American literature. Just as there will not be another generation in Spain like that of Cervantes, Lope de Vega, Calderón de la Barca, Tirso de Molina, Góngora and…

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Mario Vargas Llosa, giant of Latin American literature, dies aged 89

Nobel laureate, a star of the international boom in Latin American literature, also once ran for president in Peru

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Everything You Need to Know About 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' Season 2

The official cast of the second season of the Netflix series has been confirmed with new faces behind and in front of the camera.

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Crew Working on Netflix's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' Claim They Felt The Ghost of Author Gabriel García Márquez on Set

The production team behind the Netflix adaptation of the late Colombian author's magnum opus felt his spirit present on the first day of filming.

Latin Times

One Hundred Years of Solitude: Colombians celebrate Netflix TV series of the country’s ’national poem’

Considered impossible to film – by even Gabriel García Márquez himself – the series brings the mythical Macondo to life

The Guardian - US

Netflix Just Quietly Released A Surreal Epic Masterpiece

One of the greatest books at all time gets an equally ambitious streaming adaptation.

Inverse

One Hundred Years of Solitude on Netflix review: a surreal, magical fever dream

4/5 Gabriel García Márquez’s classic book comes alive on TV, at last

Evening Standard

One Hundred Years of Solitude review – Gabriel García Márquez’s classic makes for startling TV beauty

This 16-part series does justice to Gabriel García Márquez’s magical-realist masterwork – although the novel’s sexual politics have aged badly

The Guardian - UK

Netflix’s new adaptation of this beloved book is pretty much perfect

‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’, Gabriel García Márquez’s seminal novel, weaves superstition, sex and the surreal into an unparallelled Spanish-language epic. Helen Coffey assesses whether a new Netflix show can possibly do justice to the original

The Independent UK

The book that sparked a revolution: One Hundred Years of Solitude, the literary masterpiece now adapted for TV

I have read Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude five times.

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One Hundred Years of Solitude: Netflix adaptation is faithful, ambitious and beautifully realised

First published in 1967, One Hundred Years of Solitude, marked out Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez as a leading figure among the notable Latin American writers of his generation. Now, the long-anticipated Netflix adaptation of this epic saga comes to our screens after first being announced in 2019. It does…

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15 top new movies and shows to watch in December 2024: 'Squid Game,' 'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,' 'Virgin River' and more

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Latin Times

Shakira breaks silence on tax scandal, compares Spain's IRS to the Inquisition

The Colombian superstar wrote an open letter in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo. She accused the Spanish government of structural machismo

The Guardian - UK

A recipe for magical realism: Gabriel García Márquez and a video game about potatoes

The designer of Sopa: The Tale of the Stolen Potato explains how his Colombian background informs the forthcoming game

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The Guardian - UK

Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude brings fame to Gabriel García Márquez’s Colombian hometown

Locals hope TV adaptation of One Hundred Years of Solitude will bring new life to Aracataca, birthplace of author’s magical realism

Latin Times

World Book Day: five unmissable Latin American classic novels

The Latin Times compiled a list of the most significant fiction books in Latin America

The Guardian - UK

Peter Eötvös obituary

Hungarian conductor of modernist music who went on to compose operas with texts ranging from Three Sisters to Angels in America

The Guardian - UK

Until August by Gabriel García Márquez review – his abandoned last novel

Posthumously published against the Latin American Nobel laureate’s wishes, this brisk and frisky tale of extramarital sex is better than he feared

The Hindu

The magic of Gabo

Gabriel García Márquez has fractured our notion of reality with his stories

The Guardian - UK

‘An act of betrayal’: Gabriel García Márquez’s son on publishing his father’s work against his will

The Colombian Nobel laureate’s children have published Until August a decade after their father’s death, despite the author’s wish that it should be destroyed

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Gabriel García Márquez's last novel is published against his wishes

Until August is the last novel of the Nobel Prize-winning author, a work he asked his sons to destroy. But, nearly 10 years after his death, they have decided to publish his final novel.

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