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Gabriel Garca Mrquez: One Hundred Years Of Solitude (Landmarks Of World Literature),New Jules Verne And Increasingly Complex WorldOne Hundred Years Of Solitude Is Perhaps The Most Important Landmark Of The Socalled 'Boom' In Contemporary Latin American Fiction. Published In 1967, The Novel Was An Instant Success, Running To Hundreds Of Editions, Winning Four International Prizes, And Being Translated Into 27 Languages. In 1982, Its Author Received The Nobel Prize For Literature. Michael Wood Places The Novel In The Context Of Modern Colombia'S Violent History, And Helps The