There's No Greater Misfortune Than Dying Alone.

A Famous Writer Who Wants To Continue Writing Has To Be Constantly Defending Himself Against Fame.

I Would Give Wings To Children, But I Would Leave It To Them To Learn How To Fly By Themselves.

A Man Knows When He Is Growing Old Because He Begins To Look Like His Father.

Most Critics Don't Realize That A Novel Like One Hundred Years Of Solitude Is A Bit Of A Joke, Full Of Signals To Close Friends; And So, With Some Pre-ordained Right To Pontificate They Take On The Responsibility Of Decoding The Book And Risk Making Terrible Fools Of Themselves.

A Lie Is More Comfortable Than Doubt, More Useful Than Love, More Lasting Than Truth.