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A day is gonna come, don't know when, but it will come :: Thursday, July 22, 2004 :: So, I've finished One Hundred Years Of Solitude. And it was awesome, let me tell you. Awesome. And confusing. Come on, there's a plethora of Spanish names out there, did we really need to recycle each name over and over? Okay, yes, I do get WHY they were recycled (History repeating itself, blah blah blah) but still. Marquez is like the Poor Man's Faulkner. Or just the Spanish Faulkner, really, although he's nowhere near as confusing.
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