No One Writes to the Colonel by Gabriel García Márquez, J.S. Bernstein (Translator)

No One Writes to the Colonel by Gabriel García Márquez, J.S. Bernstein (Translator)No One Writes To The Colonel (International Writers) tells the poignant tale of a retired war veteran now spending his days in poverty. This colonel survived the Thousand Days' War and eagerly awaits his pension, so he can spend his retirement comfortably. This pension was promised to him a long fifteen years prior, but there is still no sign of it. The old colonel and his wife reside in a tiny village which is under martial law. To make matters

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