Gabriel García Márquez

twelve stories

Strange pilgrims

Vicky  Nuñez 

Strange Pilgrims is a collection of short stories from Gabriel García Marquez, written in the seventies and released until much longer. This stories are not the perfect stories you expect from the celebrated author of Hundred Years of Solitude, some of them seem thrown together and are very cliché. 
But the few that work, work really well. 
I really liked the magical realism aspect in some of them like The Saint, Light is Like Water and I Sell My Dreams. 
But the most gripping ones were the ones that spoke of tales of desperation and hopelessness: The Trail of Your Blood in the Snow and I Only Came to Use the Phone.

Udit Desai

Doce cuentos peregrinos

Paula Alonso Ishihara

'The first thing Se�ora Prudencia Linero noticed when she reached to port of Naples was that it had the same smell as the port of Riohacha' Their distant, nostalgic memories of home, their sense of anonymity in a foreign land, the terifying pang of vulnerability they feel as they step over the threshold into an alien world... M�rquez's strange pilgrims - the agine prostitute preparing for death by teaching her dog to weep at her grave, the panicked husband scared for the life of his injured wife, the old man who allows his mind to wander on a long-haul flight from paris - experience with all his humour, warmth and colou what it is to be Latin American adrift in Europe or, indeed, any outsider living far from home.

Twelve Stories

Strange Pilgrims

Erika

Kahli Scott

Bilge Ince

Hafsa

Rakesh S

Doce Cuentos Peregrinos (International Writers)

Hrishikesh Bhaskaran

Hellboy TCR

Douze contes vagabonds

Romaissa Bellarbi 

Noha Abdelaziz

Sam O'Leary

Mutter

Robin M Cabana

Carolina

Doce Cuentos Peregrinos

Rocio Rivas

Enrique Tárraga

Laura

Carolina Santos

Strange pilgrims twelve stories

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