Gabriel García MárquezLiterary Fiction · Fiction·1927–2014
La hojarasca
Synopsis
This slim novel introduces readers to Macondo, a fictional town that would later become famous in García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude." It explores the lives and interactions of its inhabitants, hinting at the complex themes and characters that would define the author's later work. The story offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and underlying tensions within a community.
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Prose complexity 7/10
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1940'SBiografíaColombiaColumbiaDescripciones y viajesDescription and travelDrug trafficFicciónFiction (fictional works by one author)Gabriel García Márquez (1927-2014)HateHostagesKidnappingMacondo (Imaginary place)Macondo (Lugar imaginario)Magic realism (Literature)Manners and customsMotion picture producers and directorsNarcotráficoOdioPelículas cinematográficasPolítica y gobiernoPolitics and governmentProductores y directoresRehenesSecuestroSocial life and customsSouth American FictionSpanish fictionSpanish language booksTranslations into ChineseVida social y costumbres















