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The great novelist as a young reporter, Gabriel García Márquez (episode 272)
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This summer marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by the great novelist Gabriel García Márquez. Long before he was awarded a Nobel for literature, García Márquez started his writing career as a reporter in his native Colombia. In 1955, he caused a sensation by breaking a story about the ordeals of a sailor and corruption and incompetence in the Colombian Navy. The story, published as a series in a Bogota newspaper, revealed García Márquez's powerful gifts for storytelling and marked a turning point in his life as a writer.
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