Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Netflix orders Spanish series based on Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude

Netflix has, in the recent past, shown considerable interest in regional literature with Spanish-language originals like Oscar-winning film Roma and popular series Narcos

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La Liga: Defeat to Barcelona in El Clasico may mark demise of Julen Lopetegui's tumultuous Real Madrid career

Long-time watchers of football will tell you that karma is a dog from hell and Lopetegui was primed to be bit. Fast forward to the present and Lopetegui has lost as many games as he has won.

Google doodles to mark the 91st birthday of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Garcia Marquez was born in Aracataca in Colombia. He still remains to be one of the significant authors of the twentieth century.

Once a complex market, India is now opening up to the idea of well-connected literary agents

Why Indian publishers will be forced to adopt the agent-only model to accommodate authors.

Ashes of Gabriel Garcia Marquez to be buried in Colombia

The ashes of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez will be buried in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, said Juan Carlos Gossain, governor of the state of Bolivar.

Colombian book fair authorities plead with thief to return first edition of Marquez classic

Colombian police are investigating the theft of a valuable first edition copy of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's masterpiece "One Hundred Years of Solitude."

First edition of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' stolen from Bogota book fair

The first edition copy of late Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez's most acclaimed book "One Hundred Years of Solitude" was stolen from international book fair of Bogota on Sunday, said copy owner Alvaro Castillo Granada.

Colombia honors Gabriel Garcia Marquez at Bogota book fair

Colombia is honoring author Gabriel Garcia Marquez at its largest literary event a year after his death, paying tribute to the Nobel Prize winner known for his fantastical blend of magic and realism.

Gabriel García Márquez's India connection: Sanskrit, Indira, Rushdie and solitude

In 100 Years of Solitude, Gabriel Garcia Marquez has a Sanskrit speaking character with ghostly reincarnations. The Colombian writer also had fans in Indira Gandhi and Salman Rushdie, both of whom loved his work