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October 21, 2015, Filed Under: Authors, Books + Manuscripts

Como un personaje de una de sus novelas, Gabriel García Márquez ha llegado a un lugar sin tiempo

Gabriel García Márquez's revised, personal copy of his novel "El amor en los tiempos del cólera" ["Love in the Time of Cholera"] (Bogotá: Oveja Negra, 1985). Images courtesy of Harry Ransom Center. Copia personal de Gabriel García Márquez, revisada por él mismo, de su novela "El amor en los tiempos del cólera" (Bogotá: Oveja Negra, 1985). Imagen cortesía del Harry Ransom Center.

El director del Ransom Center, Steve Enniss, habla sobre el honor de preservar el archivo de Gabriel García Márquez y cómo visualiza que se extenderá mucho más lejos de Austin. Durante su lucha en contra de la pérdida de memoria, en la novela de Gabriel García Márquez Cien Años de… read more 

October 21, 2015, Filed Under: Authors, Books + Manuscripts, Digital Collections

ESCUCHE: A Gabriel García Márquez en su discurso de aceptación del Premio Nobel

A bronze bust of Gabriel García Márquez alongside the busts of other writers in the entry alcove at the Ransom Center. Photo by Pete Smith.

Originario de Colombia, Gabriel García Márquez inició su carrera como periodista en la década de 1940, reportando desde Bogotá y Cartagena, y posteriormente como corresponsal internacional en Europa y Cuba. En 1961, se trasladó a la Ciudad de México. Junto con su prolífica carrera

October 15, 2015, Filed Under: Authors, Books + Manuscripts, Research + Teaching

Fellows Find: Doris Lessing correspondence deepens insight into The Grass is Singing

Doris Lessing, unknown photographer. Ca. 1950s.

“Have you had a look in the Knopf collection?” Rick Watson, the head of reference services at the Ransom Center, sounded casual, and I wasn’t sure I had time to take the detour he was suggesting. I spent a month at the Ransom Center last year, working mainly with the… read more 

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