What am I in for?

One of the best books ever written

>>8279087
This
Although I will say it gets quite a lot better if you have a passable knowledge of South American history to pick up some of the allegory. It's one of my favorites and you'll enjoy it regardless

>>8279092
What's some good books about passable knowledge about South American history?

confusing ass names that you wont know how to pronounce

>>8278923
a hundred years of solitude, except that solitude gets disturbed by le ebil whit man xd

dude weed lmao

>>8278923
>bananas
>rain
>huge dicks pounding underage pussy
>magic lmao
>Aureliano
>Arcadio

the ending is cool.

>>8279480
10/10 review

>>8278923
loads of people with the same name
i hope your edition has the family tree inside

>>8279341
>>8279480
>>8280954
it is not even that confusing, maybe if it's your first book or something. He goes out of his way to show clearly who is who and usually does not have two characters with the same name alive at the same time.

pretty good, starts strong, gets really boring after ~50-100 pages or so, then picks up steam again. ending is ace.

it's one of those cases, honestly, where the entire book is written just for the last sentence.

>races condemned to 100 years of solitude...

REALLY GARCIA MARQUEZ? REALLY?

>>8280954
Family tree is a major spoiler, though.

>>8279480
What the fuck is with this guy and huge dicks and lolis?

I haven't even read 100 years of solitude but his other shit, especially melancholy for whores or whatever its called was all about this guy and his old donkey dick who wanted some virgin 13 year old before he died.

>>8279285
Open Veins of Latin America was the non-fiction book for south american socialists in the 70s, while this was the fiction.

Seems like anglos enjoy it a lot more than latins. I cannot read it without hearing colombian accents

>>8281500
I really hate the name dropping is shit meme. Why couldn't it stay on tv?