One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel García Márquez

This novel that won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982 is one of the towering works in Western literary art, old and new, and its author has emerged as one of the most important figures of contemporary Latin American literature. In this novel, time extends to shrink within its pages and lines, where Garcia Marquez tells the story of the Orioliano family over ten decades, skillfully and masterfully capturing this time with all its strange events, supernatural phenomena, inner feelings, subtle analyses, and great surprises. He brought it to tell the story of this family, in which temptation was the common factor in their lives, women and men, until its curse extended to the last descendant. Published by Dar Al-Tanweer.