One Hundred Years of Solitude

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One Hundred Years of Solitude is a landmark novel of magical realism that chronicles the multi-generational saga of the Buendía family in the fictional town of Macondo.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
magical realism novel
novel
author Gabriel García Márquez
awarded Rómulo Gallegos Prize
awardReceived Rómulo Gallegos Prize
countryOfOrigin Colombia
EnglishTranslator Gregory Rabassa
firstEnglishPublicationDate 1970
firstPublicationDate 1967
genre Latin American literature
family saga
magical realism
hasAdaptation radio adaptations
stage adaptations
hasInfluenced magical realism genre
world literature
hasLiteraryForm novel
hasPageCountApproximate 400
hasSettingCharacteristic Caribbean region
fictional town
hasTranslation English
languageOfWork Spanish
literaryMovement Latin American Boom
mainCharacter Amaranta
Aureliano Babilonia
Aureliano Buendía
Fernanda del Carpio
José Arcadio Buendía
Remedios the Beauty
Úrsula Iguarán
narrativeForm prose
notableFor integration of myth and history
multi-generational family saga
nonlinear narrative
originalLanguage Spanish
originalTitle Cien años de soledad
partOf Latin American literature canon
placeOfFirstPublication Buenos Aires
plannedAdaptation television series
publisher Editorial Sudamericana
publisherOfEnglishEdition Harper & Row
setIn Macondo
theme colonialism and modernization
cyclical nature of history
family and memory
myth and reality
political violence
solitude
yearOfAward 1972


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