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Nobel laureate and Colombian literary master Gabriel Garcia Marquez will publish his first new work of fiction in over 10 years next month. Called “Memorias de Mis Putas Tristes” (Memories of My Sad Whores), it was described by the Argentinean newspaper Clarin as “a history of love narrated in little more than 100 pages.”
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|Nobel laureate and Colombian literary master Gabriel Garcia Marquez will publish his first new work of fiction in over 10 years next month. Called “Memorias de Mis Putas Tristes” (Memories of My Sad Whores), it was described by the Argentinean newspaper Clarin as “a history of love narrated in little more than 100 pages.”
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