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Living to tell the tale - Gabriel Garcia Marquez

hardcover, 483 pages, with dust cover

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ISBN: 9780224072786

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This is the first volume of Gabriel García Márquezs autobiography. In this memoir, he reflects on his life from childhood up to the moment when his novel One Hundred Years of Solitude is about to be published. The book traces his upbringing in a small Colombian town, strongly influenced by his grandparents, whose storytelling, beliefs, and memories shaped his distinctive magical-realist style. Márquez describes his education, early ambitions as a writer, and his struggles to survive as a journalist and aspiring novelist amid political unrest, poverty, and uncertainty in Colombia and Europe.


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Book in good condition. Care taken with packaging.
21 Jan 2026
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