Garcia Marquez

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  Gabriel Garcia Marquez's Last Novel "Until August" Released 10 Years After Death

  Gabriel Garcia Marquez's posthumous novel, set for release Wednesday, was a daunting challenge for the award-winning Colombian writer as he neared death 10 years ago, his sons said.

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  Gabriel Garcia Marquez Is Today's Google Doodle: A Look At Colombian Author's Famous Works

  With a Google Doodle, the search engine giant, pays tribute to famous author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, affectionately called Gabo who known for bringing alive 'magical realism' through his stories.

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  Google Celebrates 91st Birthday Of Novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez With A Doodle

  Affectionately known as 'Gabo', Gabriel Garcia Marquez is considered to be one of the most significant authors of the twentieth century. Google doodle is celebrating Gabo's 91st birthday, one of the primary personalities to popularize magic realism in literature.

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  Singer-Songwriter Bob Dylan The Enigmatic Accepts 2016 Nobel Prize At Last

  Bob Dylan on Saturday finally accepted his Nobel literature award in a secret meeting with the Swedish Academy, which honoured him for his poetry, local media reported.

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  5 Killed in Colombia Mine Explosion, Says Official

  Five people were killed in a methane gas explosion at a coal mine in central Colombia, the head of the national disaster management agency said on Thursday.

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  Stolen First Edition of '100 Years of Solitude' Found in Colombia

  A signed first edition of "100 Years of Solitude" by Nobel-Prize winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez was recovered Friday, a week after it was stolen at a Colombia book festival, officials said.

• Come Together to Generate Prosperity, Meet Challenges: PM Modi

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called upon South American countries to come together "to seek faster growth and newer avenues of generating prosperity, find solutions to the challenge of poverty and preserve our environment, and use our resources well".

• Fidel Castro 'dismayed' over Garcia Marquez death

  Fidel Castro is "dismayed" over the recent death of literary legend Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who was a longtime friend of the Cuban revolutionary icon, a senior official said on Friday.

• Thousands line up to bid goodbye to Gabriel Garcia Marquez

  The ashes of Gabriel Garcia Marquez arrived on Monday at Mexico City's majestic Palace of Fine Arts to several minutes of thunderous applause from admirers paying tribute to the Colombian Nobel laureate, considered one of the greatest Spanish-language authors of all time.

• Mexico bids farewell to Gabriel Garcia Marquez

  Mexico bids farewell on Monday to its favorite adoptive son, Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez, with a national tribute filled with the late Nobel winner's favorite music and roses.

• Mourning and memories in Gabriel Garcia Marquez's languid hometown

  The sleepy Colombian town that was Gabriel Garcia Marquez's birthplace and inspired him to write "One Hundred Years of Solitude" mourned its Nobel Prize-winning author on Friday with music, candles and flowers.

• World leaders, writers pay tribute to Gabriel Garcia Marquez

  Presidents, writers and celebrities paid tribute Friday to Nobel-winning Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the late giant of Latin American literature whose work inspired generations of story-tellers.

• Presidents, celebrities mourn writer Garcia Marquez

  Presidents, writers and celebrities mourned the death of Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez on Thursday, bidding farewell to the 87-year-old giant of Latin American literature.

• Life and times of Gabriel Garcia Marquez

  Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature and popularized the genre of magical realism, died on Thursday at the age of 87.

• Garcia Marquez and Fidel Castro: A controversial friendship

  Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez met Fidel Castro after the Cuban leader grabbed power in the 1959 revolution - the beginning of a decades-long and controversial friendship.