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Things could be a lot worse for Shakira, seeing as she's a smoking-hot, sweet-natured, crazy-successful, one-woman foreign-exchange program whose international fanbase includes fellow Colombian Gabriel García Márquez. Full Article at Village Voice
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Funny. Literary. Funky. Hip. Victor LaValle’s ‘Big Machine’
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Victor LaValle’s third book belongs on your shelf if you enjoy fine literary work from African-American writers. Or if you like to kick back on a wild ride with a fast read. Or if you dig genre fiction. Full Article at NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
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A photograph of Colombian Nobel Prize-winning writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez (R) is displayed during the opening day of "A Life", an exhibition about Marquez's life and his literary works, at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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A lot of people watch shows when they want ... On demand or TiVo or online or when the DVD comes out. We didn't set out to get that audience, but I think it’s a happy marriage — it’s a show that lends itself to that. Obviously, by having five patients, some are going to be more liked than others.
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It may not be the Nobel Prize, but the competition for this year’s “Bad Sex in Fiction” award is just as stiff (cringe — pun intended). Full Article at Flavorwire
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Something very strange happens, in the company of Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoli, to cynicism. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Many years later, in the course of writing his memoirs, Gabriel García Márquez was to remember that distant afternoon in Aracataca, in Colombia, when his grandfather set a dictionary in his lap and said, "Not only does this book know everything, it’s... Full Article at Splice Today
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Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez (C) waves beside Colombian Culture Minister Paola Moreno (L) and Jorge Sanchez (R), President of the 'Festival Internacional de Cine,' in Guadalajara, Mexico, on March 19, 2009. View Photo »
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I don't think any book has shaped world literature to the extent that the internet has in the past 25 years. I believe that the last book that has had a significant impact on world literature was One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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I’m not much into magic or magical anything. That eliminates most fantasy writing, a lot of video games and a host of other things. The one exception I do make is the novels and novellas of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the father of Magical Realism. Full Article at Blogger News
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Issue one of Playboy with Marilyn Monroe 'Playboy was not a sex magazine, sex was simply part of the total package' It’s easy to forget that, in his day, Hugh Hefner was something of a visionary. Full Article at The Telegraph
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A photograph of Colombian Nobel Prize-winning writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez (R) is displayed during the opening day of "A Life", an exhibition about Marquez's life and his literary works, at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City October 8, 2009. The exhibition runs till October 26.
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Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez (C) waves beside Colombian Culture Minister Paola Moreno (L) and Jorge Sanchez (R), President of the 'Festival Internacional de Cine,' in Guadalajara, Mexico, on March 19, 2009.
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Colombian Nobel Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez reacts as he arrives at a dinner in honour of US President Barack Obama at the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City on April 16, 2009. Obama is in Mexico on a 24-hour visit.
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British writer Gerald Martin speaks with the journalist during an interview with AFP in Mexico City, on October 27, 2009. Martin talked about his new book 'Gabriel Garcia Marquez: A Life'.
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British critic Gerald Martin poses during an interview in Madrid on October 14, 2009. His recent book 'Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a life' is the first biography of the Colombian writer to be published in English.
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A woman looks at books and articles on Colombian Nobel Prize-winning writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez during the opening day of "A Life", an exhibition about Marquez's life and his literary works, at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City October 8, 2009. The exhibition runs till October 26.
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A woman looks at photographs of Colombian Nobel Price winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez during an exhibition about the writer's life at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009.
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People shoot, with their mobile phones, photographs of Colombian Nobel Price winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez during an exhibition about the writer's life at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009.
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A worker walks past photographs of Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez while setting up an exhibition on the author's life at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009.
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A photograph of Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez with Cuban leader Fidel Castro sits on the floor waiting to be hanged as workers set up an exhibition on the author's life at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009.
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Mexico�s President Felipe Calderon greets reporters during a visit to the Gabriel Garcia Marquez Culture Center in Bogota August 13, 2009. Calderon was in Colombia for two-day official visit.
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Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez (C) waves beside Colombian Culture Minister Paola Moreno (L) and Jorge Sanchez (R), President of the 'Festival Internacional de Cine,' in Guadalajara, Mexico, on March 19, 2009.
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