Gabriel García Márquez is a Colombian-born writer of astonishing
skill, thought by many to be one of the world's greatest living authors.
A resident of Mexico City, he is considered one of the pioneers of the Latin American
"boom," and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature
in 1982.
To read his work is to enter a world that is both enchanting in its beauty and haunting in
its dreamy familiarity. The world of Gabo's
fiction is a magical realm where the strange and exotic can suddenly become comfortably
familiar, and the whole concept of an objective
reality is put in question. Here, the borders between life and death swirl together in a
gentle and mysterious twilight, and -- if we allow it to
possess us -- love can strike flaming miracles from the ashes of our soul.
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