According to critics, Marquez's best work, published in 1967, masterfully traces the origin, development, life and demise of the city of Makonda through several generations of the Buendi family.
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The Colonel Has No One to Write to by Gabriel García Márquez is a story about an old colonel who has been waiting for years for his promised state pension. In poverty and uncertainty, he refuses to lose hope.
The story follows a man and a woman who love each other in shared dreams. Despite the code "Eyes of a Blue Dog" used in an attempt to find one another in waking life, the man forgets everything upon waking, leaving them in eternal solitude.
Luciana B., a former assistant to the famous writer Kloster, believes that Kloster is methodically taking revenge on her. She seeks help from a lesser-known writer; two conflicting versions of events lead to a tense game of truth and revenge.
A chronicle of seven generations of the Buendía family in the isolated village of Macondo. Through the family's rise and fall, Márquez portrays the destiny of Latin America, intertwining reality, magic, and inevitable solitude.
The story of the book is more than simple: due to the death of his mother, the main character, Vega, comes from Canada to Salvador. After the funeral and property division, he meets his old friend, Moya, one of the few people with whom Vega can talk norma