Reinaldo Arenas’s memoir reveals the contradiction of a revolutionary society ruled by an autocrat
Rape culture can lodge even within a progressive project, as the example of Pablo Neruda shows
The brother of the Nobel prize-winning Colombian writer says the side-effects of cancer treatment have accelerated his decline.
Publisher paid $1m for right to publish Chinese edition of <em>One Hundred Years of Solitude</em>, reports say.
Gabriel Gárcia Márquez’s seminal novel, <em>One Hundred Years of Solitude</em>, is the book that has most shaped world literature.
He is the 82-year old giant of Latin American literature who pioneered the school of magical realism and inspired a generation of novelists.
