
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Gabriel García Márquez
1967

Hermann Hesse · 1927
256 pages
A middle-aged loner who feels half man and half wolf drifts through a city he despises, until a chance encounter leads him to a strange magic theatre. There he confronts the many selves inside him. A novel about alienation, desire and finding one's way back to life.
Dual Identity, Outcast Hero, Philosophical, Melancholic, Magical Realism