Cent ans de solitude

Livre broché, 469 pages

Langue : fr

Publié mars 2024 par Seuil.

ISBN :
978-2-02-155966-8
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À Macondo, petit village isolé d’Amérique du Sud, l’illustre famille Buendia est condamnée à cent ans de solitude par la prophétie du gitan Melquiades… Dans un tourbillon de révolutions, de guerres civiles, de fléaux et de destructions, elle vit une épopée mythique, à la saveur inoubliable, qui traverse les trois âges de la vie : naissance, vie et décadence… Ce roman époustouflant est un chef-d’œuvre du XXe siècle.

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The worst book I've ever read.

This is, without exception, the single worst book I've ever read in my entire life. And now that I've seen there's a movie adaptation coming I feel like I need to scream my thoughts into the digital void.

This book gets hailed as one of the masterpieces; one of the greatest novels ever, but in actuality it's terrible, and it's terrible from the start. I stuck with this awful story right through to the end, because I thought, "If SO MANY people rave about this book, there must be a reason, right?" Wrong. And I felt ripped off that I DID commit to it's ending, when the ending is really only the ultimate climax of its awfulness and depravity. The best I can imagine as to why people like it is that perhaps this might be a lot of people's first experience at magic realism, and maybe THAT'S why they …