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That said, both books portray a recent divorce with a young son and an exwife with whom they have an ambivalent relationship. The power of solitude kindle edition by sol, mateo, luna. Assistance for the translation of this volume was given by the center for interamerican relations. Solitude and song of solomon, susana vegagonzalez explores similarities between the novels of. An epic of loneliness gabriel garcia marquezs masterpiece, hys, provoked a literary earthquake in latin america when it was first published in 1967. His moving and personal meditation on fatherhood is split into two stylistically separate.
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