Gabriel García Márquez

Unravelling Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's mysterious death fifty years on

Did the Nobel laureate die a natural death or was it murder by poison due to his political leanings? New investigations point to the latter

Marquez between fact and fiction

The book is factual and takes much narrative licence with facts

The unbearable likeness of being

Kundera faced challenges that possibly no other writer of his calibre and time faced, making his work even more fascinating

The contagion in science fiction

Plagues, pandemics and their outcomes occupy a large, if macabre niche, in popular culture

Gabriel García Márquez in the eyes of those who knew him

Paternostro talks about finding plenty of others who'd talk, Márquez's superstitions and discipline, and more.