SZARAŃCZA 2024 EDITION

Welcome to the world of Macondo, where dying economic splendor intertwines with personal dramas. In this debut novel by the future Nobel laureate, the death of a hated doctor becomes the beginning of a moral dilemma. The townspeople, remembering his refusal to help, want to deny him burial. Will someone be found who, against the collective will and his own conscience, decides to fulfill this "shameful duty"?

• A combination of Western and ancient tragedy in one work.
• A universal story about morality and responsibility.
• The debut novel by Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez.
• A hardcover edition, ideal as a gift.
• A classic of literature that touches on important themes.
• A poignant story about revenge and redemption.

"Szarańcza" is not just a story about death and burial, but above all about human choices and consequences. Gabriel García Márquez, in his characteristic style, combines magical realism with a deep psychological insight into human nature. This novel, although short, raises fundamental questions about morality, justice and social solidarity.

The novel is set in Macondo, a town that returns in many other works by Márquez. It is a place where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, and everyday life is intertwined with supernatural elements. In this context, the death of the doctor and the dispute over his burial take on symbolic meaning, becoming a metaphor for broader social and moral conflicts.

Muza Publishing presents "Szarańcza" in an elegant hardcover that emphasizes the value of this literary work. This edition is ideal for collectors and lovers of fine literature who appreciate both the content and the form of the book. "Szarańcza" is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the work of one of the most important writers of the 20th century.

"Szarańcza" is a read that makes you think and stays in your memory long after you finish reading. It is a story about human nature, about the choices we make, and about the consequences we bear. Gabriel García Márquez, in his masterful style, shows us a world in which the boundaries between good and evil are fluid, and morality becomes a matter of individual conscience.