Marquis I will never die stories written (on the cover)

The Marquis like you've never seen before.. his stories you don't know, and what you haven't read about him before. That "Marquis" was not just a writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature, but he is more than that. He was a phenomenon that passed through the world, strongly influenced it, and left his marks on it that still carry today, and most likely in the distant future. And contrary to what is common in most of what has been published about "Marquis," he will talk about himself, about his childhood memories, and everything he went through since he was in his grandmother and grandfather's house, how he grew up there, and even his journey in writing his most famous novels and stories that were published, such as "The Autumn of the Patriarch," "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings," "Love in the Time of Cholera," and of course his most famous "One Hundred Years of Solitude." For example, we will learn that his most famous novel has no original manuscript because of the number of drafts he wrote out of fear that he might lose them. His friends will also talk about him, such as "Julio Cortázar," "Fuentès," "Mario Vargas Llosa," "Juan Rulfo," and other famous Latin American authors, and even "Milan Kundera" will write about him and his reading of the unrevised Czech translation of "One Hundred Years of Solitude."