Greg Grandin on 'Gabriel García Márquez—a Rebel Against Form, an Artist Against the Forces of Oblivion', The Nation, April 2014:
"...Life and history are lineal, García Márquez seemed to want to say, but memory, which makes us human, is reiterative. Or, as he wrote at the beginning of his memoir, Living to Tell the Tale, published in English in 2003, “Life is not what one lived, but what one remembers and how one remembers in order to recount it"..."
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