García Márquez: The Last Interview

Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Conversations

García Márquez is familiar to hundreds of millions of readers around the world for One Hundred Years of Solitude and is loved by readers of all ages. He may be the most popular novelist in history, even more than ten years after the publication of his last novel.
In addition to the final interview with Gabriel García Márquez, translated for the first time, this book includes his first interview with him, conducted during the arduous process of writing One Hundred Years of Solitude. This interview reveals the young writer before his rise to world fame and reveals his views on true love and folk superstition. Two additional interviews with Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalist Gabriel García Márquez, who also wrote an insightful introduction, complement the book. This comprehensive and insightful volume is a must-read for lifelong fans of Gabriel García Márquez as well as readers discovering his work for the first time.
A summoner of literary magic, a literary giant of the 20th century. --The New York Times
Márquez x Colombian Literary Edition
Since its publication, Leaf Storm has received rave reviews, and even those who had never read a novel, but only read newspapers, have become familiar with Márquez's name. The history of the novel has since been divided into two periods: before Leaf Storm and after. It surpasses all previous achievements.
Marquez x Crisis
Every writer strives to create their own work within their capabilities. The Autumn of the Patriarch was more difficult for me to write than One Hundred Years of Solitude because I feel each book is more challenging than the last; literature is a process that becomes increasingly complex each time.
The publication of One Hundred Years of Solitude by Márquez x David Streitfield changed my life. Fame has been a disaster for my personal life. It's as if you can sense your loneliness through the sheer number of people around you. The more people around you, the more insignificant you feel.
Márquez x La Vanguardia
García Márquez's latest idea is a short novel, "Memories of a Whore." "I had imagined writing a series of stories about prostitutes. But after I had written four or five, the last story was the one I really wanted to write. So I decided to abandon the others and publish the last one alone."

2019-07-01

中信出版集团

88

9787521706666