The General in his Labyrinth

5 w 1991 Gabriel Garcia Marquez. First UK Edition

Note

What makes The General in His Labyrinth so touching is its profound exploration of mortality, failure, and the loneliness of a man who once shaped nations but now finds himself powerless against time. Gabriel García Márquez strips away the grandeur of Simón Bolívar’s legend to reveal a deeply human figure—sick, betrayed, and yearning for a dream that has slipped through his fingers. The novel’s poetic prose and melancholic atmosphere evokes a powerful sense of nostalgia, as Bolívar retraces his steps through lands he once liberated, only to find himself forgotten and unwanted. Through his introspection, regrets, and fleeting moments of hope, the novel resonates with anyone who has ever faced the weight of lost dreams, making it a deeply emotional and unforgettable read.

Description

Green cloth binding with gold lettering on spine. original dustcover with illistration on front cover and photo on back. very good condition