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The Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez was an unabashed fan of English versions of his novels, suggesting that Gregory Rabassa's translation of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" surpassed the original. Anne McLean's marvelous rendering of García Márquez's posthumous "Until August" continues the tra

Our tales of buried treasure, the Jolly Roger and walking the plank can be traced back to the same shadowy author

“All Creatures Great And Small”, a series detailing Herriot's experiences as a veterinary surgeon, took the number one spot - followed by “My Family and Other Animals”, by Gerald Durrell

In a tapestry of diversity, Britain emerges as an assimilation superpower, defying racial tensions with a diversity royal flush.

Until August By: Gabriel García Márquez, translated by Anne McLean. Publisher: Knopf, 129 pages, $22.

A new chocolate exhibition, a wine supper club, and Easter fun.

The former South Carolina governor has good reasons to fight on.

From Guayaquil, Ecuador, last week went triumphant despatches that U. S. Public Health men had eradicated bubonic plague from the community. The men were Drs.…

The East of England is facing a critical water shortage. 5th Studio director Tom Holbrook proposes a bold response: the Arc, a 100-mile public landscape with water at its heart

Brubaker's latest collaboration with artist Sean Phillips, Where the Body Was, is out now from Image Comics.