Strange Pilgrims

E20837

book short story collection

Strange Pilgrims is a collection of twelve short stories by Gabriel García Márquez that explore themes of exile, dislocation, and the surreal experiences of Latin Americans in Europe.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	book → short story collection →
author	Gabriel García Márquez →
authorNationality	Colombian →
countryOfOrigin	Colombia →
genre	literary fiction → magic realism → short stories →
hasISBN	0-679-41302-8 →
hasPart	Bon Voyage, Mr. President → I Only Came to Use the Phone → I Sell My Dreams → Light Is Like Water → María dos Prazeres → Miss Forbes’s Summer of Happiness → Seventeen Poisoned Englishmen → Sleeping Beauty and the Airplane → The Ghosts of August → The Saint → The Trail of Your Blood in the Snow → Tramontana →
languageOfWork	Spanish →
literaryMovement	Latin American Boom →
mediaType	print →
notableFor	blend of the fantastic and the everyday → depiction of Latin American characters abroad →
numberOfShortStories	12 →
originalLanguage	Spanish →
pageCountApproximate	208 →
publicationYearEnglishTranslation	1993 →
publicationYearSpanishEdition	1992 →
publisherOfEnglishEdition	Alfred A. Knopf →
settingLocation	Europe → France → Italy → Spain → Switzerland →
subjectMatter	cultural alienation → death → dreams → immigration → memory →
theme	Latin Americans in Europe → dislocation → exile → surreal experiences →
titleInSpanish	Doce cuentos peregrinos →
translatorIntoEnglish	Edith Grossman →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Gabriel García Márquez →	notableWork