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3 comments:
Oh wow, I can't believe he died! What a shame, and a loss of a fantastic author. I really loved One Hundred Years of Solitude. I'm definitely reading more of his works this summer.
This is definitely a great loss to the literary community. I absolutely loved reading and writing a paper on his novel. I wonder if he ever re-established his ties with Fidel Castro before he died.
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