Chris’s Reviews > One Hundred Years of Solitude > Status Update

"'Can a person marry his own aunt?' He asked, startled. 'He not only can do that,' a soldier answered him, 'but we're fighting this war against the priests so that a person can marry his own mother.'" Far and away the most interesting exchange so far, and the only suggestion that anyone has even a vague sense of politics.

The hell is this book about?

Fanciful things keep happening, but nothing makes much of an impression.