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　　No writer alive today exerts the magical appeal of Gabriel

García Márquez. Now, in the long-awaited first volume of his

autobiography, he tells the story of his life from his birth in

1927 to the moment in the 1950s when he proposed to his wife. The

result is as spectacular as his finest fiction.

Here is García Márquez’s shimmering evocation of his childhood

home of Aracataca, the basis of the fictional Macondo. Here are the

members of his ebulliently eccentric family. Here are the forces

that turned him into a writer. Warm, revealing, abounding in images

so vivid that we seem to be remembering them ourselves, Living to

Tell the Tale is a work of enchantment.

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　　Gabriel García Márquez was born in Colombia in 1927. He was

awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982. He is the author of

many works of fiction and nonfiction, including One Hundred

Years of Solitude, Love In The Time Cholera, The

Autumn Of The Patriarch, The General In His Labyrinth,

and News Of A Kidnapping. He lives in Mexico City.

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唯一铁板钉钉的是，他们卷走了一切：钱、十二月的清风、切面包的餐刀、午后三点的惊雷、茉莉花香和爱。只留下灰头土脸的巴旦杏树、耀眼的街道、木头房子、生锈的锌皮屋顶，以及被回忆击垮、沉默寡言的人。

直到坐在打字机前，喘过气来，我才发觉，长久以来，我既想见她，又怕与她终生厮守。

问他海的那边有什么。他毫不犹豫地回答：

”海没有那边。“

一天晚上，母鸡在餐桌上拉了一泡屎，一分钟后，丽塔的丈夫醉酒回家。她来不及清理雪白的桌布，只好先用盘子扣住，免得被他看见。她急忙打岔，随口问道：

“想吃什么？”

丈夫嘟囔道：“我想吃屎。”

妻子掀开盘子，甜甜地说道：“这儿就有。”

怀旧总会无视苦难，放大幸福，谁也免不了受它的侵袭。

“遇到沼泽，别怕，要敬畏“

媒体评论

　　Marquez's greatest book. As a reading experience it is

completely magical Observer

书籍介绍

No writer alive today exerts the magical appeal of Gabriel García Márquez. Now, in the long-awaited first volume of his autobiography, he tells the story of his life from his birth in 1927 to the moment in the 1950s when he proposed to his wife. The result is as spectacular as his finest fiction.

Here is García Márquez’s shimmering evocation of his childhood home of Aracataca, the basis of the fictional Macondo. Here are the members of his ebulliently eccentric family. Here are the forces that turned him into a writer. Warm, revealing, abounding in images so vivid that we seem to be remembering them ourselves, Living to Tell the Tale is a work of enchantment.