A celebration of Gabriel García Márquez’s iconic novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. The Colombian novelist was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982.
Translator Daniel Hahn discusses the book, its recent screen adaptation and all things in between with New Yorker staff writer Jon Lee Anderson, who has reported extensively from Latin America and is a board member of the Gabriel García Márquez Foundation, and Colombian writer and journalist Silvana Paternostro, author of Solitude & Company, a book about Márquez as seen by the people who knew him best.
