/lit/ - Literature

>everyone's life is wonderful and full of magic and joy until evil white men start growing bananas

>>4184170
Oh, my bad, I miss clicked, I tried to post this pic

Oh my fucking god. That ending. Just finished it. What does /lit/ think of it?

You guys have a decent epub/mobi of One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez?

The ones available at #bookz and #ebooks are full of typos.

This one has rape, incest and nobel prize, one of my fav.

I prefer this cover.

One Hundred Years of Solitude has long been my favorite book. I've always been fascinated by incest, and this book really delivered the subject on a platform that can be considered very good literature. Asking /lit/ for advice on such books that delivers such books that illustrate taboo subjects but also delivers good literature.

I'm interested in reading some Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and I know One Hundred Years of Solitude is supposed to be his best but I don't feel like getting into a book three hundred pages right now. What novella would you guys suggest? Is Memories of My Melancholy Whores any good? How about his short stories?

>>421246
>And the "LOL NOW AN EPIC 7 PART MINISERIES" thing that looks like it should be a sticker but it isn't a sticker it's just there to make the cover even worse are just as bad.

I hate those, as well as the "Explicit Content" stickers/fake stickers that come on the naughtier manga.

And on more than one occasion I've gone out of my way to pick a copy of a book that didn't have an Oprah's Book Club sticker on it. I refuse to read something with that bullshit on it.