Love in the Time of Cholera 💑

“The Love in the Time of Cholera” is a novel, bookworms love most. Florentino Ariza, a wonderful man who chose to endure the romance of adolescence, went to bed with 622 women.
This is the man who oscillated between love and passion, despite recognizing the difference between love and sex. (The most prominent theme suggests is lovesickness is a literal illness, a plague comparable to cholera. Florentino Ariza suffers from lovesickness as one would suffer from cholera, tolerating both emotional and physical pains as he longs for Fermina Daza)

06. 03 1927 Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a native of Colombia, is the owner of this wonderful design called Love in the Time of Cholera. This Twentieth-Century Colombian novelist, who has rendered distinguished service to literature, received  1982 Nobel Prize for Literature. Garcia is the fourth Latin American to receive the award.

All his creations are "Masterpieces," or works of art. Others include the Cien Anos de Soledad (One Hundred Years of Solitude), Chronicle of a Death Foretold, and The Autumn of the Patriarch. Garcia is also a journalist for short stories. On a government scholarship in 1950, he was sent to study at the Study House in Bogota, Colombia, where he studied law at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Franz Kafka and Jorge Luis Borges is his favourite writer. Garcia, who works at various media outlets, is then sent to New York to work for Proenza Latina, a news agency founded by Cuban leader Fidel Castro.

He then travels to Mexico, where he writes and reaches out to both power and wealth. He lives in Spain from 1967 to 75 but owns an apartment in Paris and an apartment in Paris. But he was mostly in Havana, a luxury palace given to him by Castro.
His books include La Hojarasca (The Leaf Storm), La Mala Hora (In Evil Hour), El Coronel no tiene quien le escriba (No One Writes to the Colonel). It is the story of the isolated city of Macondo, which, like the story of Latin American history, combines both reality and fantasy to create a "wonderful reality". The Greek myths about the result of overcoming the Makkando's desire for power have combined the truth and myth with one hundred years of solitude to create another wonderful truth.

In addition to his many short stories, such as The General and His Labyrinth 1989, Of Love and Other Demons 1994, Garcia is the official title of "Love in the Time of Cholera"
In 1999, with his diagnosis of cancer, Garcia wrote Memoir Vivir Para Contala (Living to Tell The Tale), which reveals his first thirty years in life.
Then in 2004, Memories of my melancholy whores (memoria de mis putas tristes), he writes a fascinating story of how a lonely man hires a 90-year-old virgin to find love. Finally, on April 17, 2014, in Mexico City, at the age of 87, the father of two sons, this marvelous the artist passed away.