Until August by Gabriel García Márquez

Until August by Gabriel García Márquez

Every August, Ana Magdalena Bach takes the ferry to an island to lay gladioli on her mother's grave. She is happily married. Every year, she also takes a lover for one night and never sees him again.

García Márquez wrote it as his memory was failing and told his sons it was no good and should be destroyed. They published it ten years after his death, with a note explaining the decision. It is short, imperfect, and contains passages as good as anything he wrote — a woman in her fifties taking something for herself without apology.

The final novel by the Nobel laureate, published posthumously in 2024.

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