The book behind Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude is a masterpiece of magic realism - here’s why I love it The seminal novel follows seven generations of the Buendía family in an isolated town The Independent UK · Dec 12, 2024
57 Years Later, Netflix Is Bringing an Influential and Unadaptable Epic Story to Life One of the most influential fantasy novels will get a glitzy Netflix series adaptation. Here's when to expect '100 Years of Solitude.' Inverse · Oct 8, 2024
From Macondo to Tokio: Hundred Years of Solitude has been a hit among Japanese audiences this Summer A new, affordable, pocket-size paperback edition sold 290,000 copies in eight weeks and ranks #2 in the publisher's "bunko" top sellers Latin Times · Sep 7, 2024
Netflix Releases Teaser For '100 Years Of Solitude' Netflix on Wednesday released a sneak peek of its TV series adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude," coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the Nobel Prize-winning author's death. International Business Times · Apr 17, 2024
Read all about it! The 27 best new books to get lost in From Salman Rushdie’s terrifying story of surviving a stabbing to David Nicholls’ latest must-read romantic novel, Saskia Kemsley shares her pick of the best new fiction and non-fiction releases for the summer Evening Standard · Apr 8, 2024
Best summer reads for 2024: Books to enjoy on holiday in the sunshine Hot weather literature that’s aching to be yellowed by Ambre Solaire and spilled Pimm’s Evening Standard · Apr 2, 2024
The best fiction books to read in 2024, from David Nicholls to Kiley Reid Spend your 2024 getting lost in very good novels – there are plenty to choose from. Jessie Thompson shares our guide to the year’s unmissable fiction The Independent UK · Jan 3, 2024
Movie Review: Her voice is lower, but Joan Baez has songs to sing and secrets to tell in new doc Joan Baez was once a teenager with a guitar around her neck singing “We Shall Overcome.” The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2023
God Forgets About the Poor by Peter Polites review – the author’s most striking work yet Melding memoir and fiction, the author of Down the Hume and the Pillars makes magic and myth from his migrant mother’s life – and reaches beyond that too The Guardian - AU · Aug 30, 2023
Heather Rose writes with raw beauty about trauma and 'hardcore spiritual work' – so why does it leave me cold? I have to begin my review of acclaimed novelist Heather Rose’s first foray into non-fiction with an admission: I am a deeply unspiritual person. I find “spiritual journey” narratives, generally speaking, solipsistic and tedious: I even grew impatient reading Herman Hesse’s Siddhartha. The Conversation · Dec 4, 2022
Where cowboys rule The Colombian writer and journalist Gabriel Garcia Marquez was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982. At his award ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden, a delegation of Colombian musicians performed for the event. Harp player Carlos "Cuco" Rojas, the founder of the Cimarron band, and lead singer Ana Veydo joined… Bangkok Post · Jul 4, 2022
No point fretting over past...I am world champion: Nikhat Zareen Maybe I'll get more real sense of it all when I return to India and meet my family, says the country's new world champion The Times of India · May 21, 2022
A punch more powerful than a slap, and echoing still When one Nobel Laureate punches another in the face, it is bigger news than a Hollywood actor slappi The Hindu · Apr 9, 2022