Gabriel Garcia Marquez

On the event of the publication of the Nobel laureate's memoirs, commentator and independent radio producer Katie Davis recalls first meeting Gabriel Garcia Marquez in 1983.

From Sucre to Aracataca, I’ve been to Colombia (solely via reading Living to Tell the Tale). The temperatures were almost always high above measure and occasionally the insomniac rain, if not storm…

The portfolio of LA-based illustrator Celia Jacobs.

Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Márquez #bookaesthetic #bookshuffle #aesthetic #moodboard #collage #love

“It’s enough for me to be sure that you and I exist at this moment.”

In the summer of 1961, Gabriel García Márquez lived with his family in the Webster Hotel on West Forty-Fifth Street in New York City. They paid two hundred dollars a month for a room. The thirty-three-year-old García Márquez had moved to the city a few months earlier to join Prensa Latina, the fledgling Cuban state […]

Columbian writer—and arguably one of the most influential novelists of the 20th century—Gabriel García Márquez died yesterday at age 87.

Gabriel García Márquez, Love in the Time of Cholera

American novelist Francisco Goldman on how the life and work of the late Nobel-prizewinning author have inspired him