Twelve Peregrine Stories
(Gabriel García Marquez)
Perhaps used todelight us with novels andassays fromthe Literature Nobel prize Gabriel Garcia Márquez, we discover or admire hima little morewith the reading of Twelve Peregrine Stories. In the protocol he confesseshis beliefs in having obtained the closer story bookhe always wanted to set out. Here his facet of excelentstory writeris shown: the Stories capture the interest from the beginning to the end with the intensityof his narration, that is flowing unnoticed in thethe reader'smind, astonished by experiencing that sensation of levitar as well, to be on the reality. According to the author, these stories treatabout thestrange things that happen to them toLatin American people in Europe; thus, these stories become pretexts to heighten lolatin american peopleand the emigrants homesick,his tenacity and simplicity. In general,he approaches other subjects like madness, the death and the naivete with a shade of poetry and feelings. As always, GarcíaMárquez is used to be pasted to the magical realism to conjugate story eimaginación, making perfectly real characters contributor of improbable stories. he alsolooks forhis reader'scomplicity,he throws the hook and take them until an unpredictable ending,sometimes he just close with the reflection of those who reads them. among the most surprising stories is: ?I just came to speak by phone?, ?Tramontana? (mountain claimber), ?the light is like the water? and ?the sign ofyour bloodin the snow?. However, it is worthwhile to extasiar to us, when the spirit demands it to us, with each image, landscape, food, andhearing threinnermonologoes and the dilemma of eachcharacterin thismagical hank of stories.
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