Latin American authors

Latin American authors are writers from countries in Latin America, known for their rich literary traditions that often blend history, culture, and social issues. Notable figures include Gabriel García Márquez, famous for magical realism in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," and Jorge Luis Borges, known for his philosophical short stories. Their works explore themes like identity, politics, and the human experience, often reflecting the complexities of Latin American society. This literature showcases diverse voices and styles, influencing global literature and offering unique insights into life in the region.