What book was published the year of your birth?

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Have you ever taken a look at what the newspaper said on the day of your birth? I do, years ago I looked at it and this was The most remarkable what happened that day: «

«On the island of Curaçao, a commando hijacks a Venezuelan plane with 82 passengers on board, and demands the delivery of 250 weapons. The police kill the two members of the commando and rescue the hostages. "

Well today I bring you the same thing but as far as literature is concerned: What book was published the year of your birth? I have gone to look at mineI am vintage 84) Y "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" de Milan Kundera I saw the light that year. And I got it! And I like! And I love Kundera!

Are you curious to know yours? Well, here you have them:

  • 1960: Kill a Mockingbird (HarperLee)
  • 1961: About heroes and graves (Ernesto Sabato)
  • 1962: A Clockwork Orange (Anthony Burgess) Chronopios and fame stories (Julio Cortazar), The funerals of Big Mom (Gabriel Garcia Marquez), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Ken Kesey)
  • 1963: Rayuela (Julio Cortazar), The city and the Dogs (Mario Vargas Llosa)
  • 1964: A personal matter (Kenzaburō Oe), The beautiful and the sad (YasunariKawabata)
  • 1965: Three sad tigers (Guillermo Cabrera Infante)
  • 1966: Cold-blooded (Truman Capote) Five hours with Mario (Miguel Delibes)
  • 1967: One Hundred Years of Solitude (Gabriel Garcia Marquez), The joke (Milan Kudera)
  • 1968: 2001: A Space Odyssey (Arthur C Clarke)
  • 1969: The Godfather (Mario Pozo), Conversation in the Cathedral (Mario Vargas Llosa), Slaughterhouse 5 (Kurt Vonnegut)
  • 1970: Juan Salvador Gaviota (Richard Bach)
  • 1971: Fear and loathing in Las Vegas (Hunter S.Thompson), Postman (Charles Bukowski)
  • 1972: The invisible cities (Italo Calvin)
  • 1973: Pantaleon and the visitors (Mario Vargas Llosa), momo (Michael End)
  • 1974: Abaddon the exterminator (Ernesto Sabato)
  • 1975: The Autumn of the Patriarch (Gabriel Garcia Marquez), The sand book (Jorge Luis Borges)
  • 1976: The kiss of spider women (Manuel Puig)
  • 1977: The Shining (Stephen King), Aunt Julia and the Scribe (Mario Vargas Llosa)
  • 1978Women (Charles Bukowski)
  • 1979: The Neverending Story (Michael End), The dead zone (Stephen King)
  • 1980: The conspiracy of fools (John Kennedy Toole), The Name of the Rose (Umberto Eco)

Books and people

  • 1981: A Chronicle of a Death Foretold (Gabriel Garcia Marquez), Children of midnight (Salman Rushdie)
  • 1982: The House of the Spirits (Isabel Allende)
  • 1983: Cathedral (Raymond Carvers)
  • 1984: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Milan Kudera)
  • 1985: The perfume (Patrick Suskind) Love in the Time of Cholera (Gabriel Garcia Marquez), Crystal City (Paul Auster)
  • 1986: The city of prodigies (Edward Mendoza), It (Stephen King)
  • 1987: Tokyo Blues (Haruki Murakami) Misery (Stephen King)
  • 1988: The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho), The inmortality (Milan Kudera)
  • 1989: The pillars of the earth (Ken Follette) moon, S Palace (Paul Auster) LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE (Laura Esquivell)
  • 1990: To become night (Isaac Asimov)
  • 1991: The gospel according to Jesus Christ (Jose Saramago)
  • 1992: Leviathan (Paul Auster) All the beautiful horses (Cormac McCarthy) Heart so white (Xavier Marias)
  • 1993: Trainspotting (Irvine Welsh), Turkish pasion (Anthony Gala)
  • 1994: Tomorrow in battle think of me (Xavier Marias), Love and Other Demons (Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
  • 1995: Essay on blindness (Jose Saramago)
  • 1996: Game of Thrones - A Song of Ice and Fire 1 (George RR Martin), Captain Alatriste (Arturo Perez Reverte), The infinite joke (David Foster Wallace)
  • 1997: harry potter and the Philosopher's Stone (JK Rowling), Memories of a Geisha (Arthur Golden)
  • 1998: Wild detectives (Roberto Bolano) Elementary particles (Michel Houellebecq) My name is red (Orhan Pamuk)
  • 1999: It is (Frank McCourt) Misfortune (JM Coetzee)
  • 2000: Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi), The party of the goat (Mario Vargas Llosa)
  • 2001: The wind's shadow (Carlos Ruiz Zafon), Corrections (Jonathan Franken), Soldiers of Salamis (Javier Fences), Austerlitz (WG Sebald)
  • 2002: The Book of Illusions (Paul Auster) Montano's disease (Enrique Vila-Matas)
  • 2003: Kites in the sky (Khaled Hosseini), Glory capital (Juan Eduardo Zuniga)
  • 2004: 2666 (Roberto Bolano) French suite (Irene Nemirovsky)
  • 2005: Men who did not love women (Stieg Larsson) The book Thief (Markus Zusak), The mar (John Banville)
  • 2006: The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (John Boyne) The road (Cormac McCarthy)
  • 2007: Life and destiny (Vasily Grossman), Crematorium (Rafael Chirbes)
  • 2008: The Hunger Games (SuzanneCollins), Chesil Beach (Ian McEwan)
  • 2009: The time between seams (Maria Dueñas), The forgotten garden (Kate Morton)
  • 2010: Summer (Coetzee), Celtic dream (Mario Vargas Llosa)
  • 2011: Fifty Shades of Grey (EL James), Libertad (Jonathan Franken), 1Q84 (Haruki Murakami)
  • 2012: Bajo la misma estrella (JohnGreen), The winter of the world (Ken Follette)
  • 2013: On the shore (Rafael Chirbes)
  • 2014: The troll book (elrubius), This is how the bad begins (Xavier Marias)
  • 2015: Tales of the plague (Mario Vargas Llosa), I touch your feet in the shade and other unpublished poems (Pablo Neruda)

Which ones are yours? Have you read the one that coincided with your year of birth?

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  1.   victoria68 said

    Carmen, you are extraordinary I love your notes and everything you write, Every day new information. The relationship of the books with the year of birth I really liked.

    Antonio.

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      A thousand thanks to you for your visits and always pleasant comments 🙂 Greetings!

  2.   Miguel said

    Thank you very much Carmen. No, I haven't read it but I will 🙂

    In this sense, at home we keep the day each of our children was born and bound in one volume, the three newspapers with the largest circulation, another one about sports, a magazine about technology and another about the heart. It hasn't been long yet and when we review them at home we remember a lot of things that happened in those days.

    Regards!

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      They are very interesting notes and things, right Miguel? I'm glad I discovered a new book for you to read then 😉 Greetings!

  3.   Class me said

    And my year? I am from 1952… Do you think that we have all died? please! It is offensive.

  4.   Carmen Guillen said

    Hello Clasame. I am very sorry if you have been offended that I started this list since 1960 and not since 1952 (your year of birth), but if you wanted to know which books published that year were the most popular, take note!

    «Letters to Milena» by Franz Kafka
    "Buenos Aires in Chinese ink" by Rafael Alberti
    «From Miño to Bidasoa» by Camilo José Cela
    "The piano" by Carmen Laforet
    "The Time of the Assassins" by Henry Miller
    "The Mirror Trick" by Agatha Christie
    "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway

    (Those among many that I found)

    By the way, I'm glad he's alive. All the best!

  5.   bibianne said

    And in 1957. What was the book? Good article. Thank you, but the 50s were missing.

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hi Bibianne. Here you can find the books of your year: http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/ A greeting!

  6.   federico cardona said

    Na sky 1959

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hello Federico: Here you can find the books that were published in 1959 http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

      All the best

  7.   Martha Pizarro said

    I was born in 1935 and I'm still alive and kicking and reading ...

    What books were published in 1935?

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hahaha hi Martha! You have made me smile! 😀 I hope you are still alive, kicking and reading for many more years 🙂

      Look, some of the books that were published in 1935 are these:

      "The Reverend's Daughter" by George Orwell
      "The poetic language of Góngora" by Dámaso Alonso
      "Invited to a Beheading" by Vladimir Nabokov
      "Universal history of infamy" by Jorge Luis Borges
      "The Green Hills of Africa" ​​by Ernest Hemingway
      "Maria Estuardo" by Stefan Zweig
      "Death in the Clouds" by Agatha Christie
      "Pylon" by William Faulkner
      "Eagle or sun?" by Octavio Paz

      A pleasure Martha!

  8.   Alice said

    I was born in 1950, what was the published book ???????????

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hello Alicia, today I have precisely made an article with the great works that were published in the 50s: http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

      A greeting!

  9.   Liliana said

    And who are we before 60?
    Greetings!!

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hi Liliana,

      what year are you

  10.   Liliana said

    And who are we before 60?
    Greetings!!
    Hi gorgeous!! I'm 55… Thank you !!!!

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      In the following address you can find the books of your year Liliana 🙂 A pleasure!

      http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

  11.   Oscar Ordonez A. said

    We must add to 1989 a historical novel by the beloved writer Gabriel García Márquez: "The General in His Labyrinth."
    Very interesting list; Congratulations! 🙂

  12.   Tere Garcia Rocha said

    What beautiful information, but I want to know mine 1956, thank you and please I will wait for it, greetings.

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hi Tere! On this page you will see the books that were published in your year 😉 Thank you !!

      http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

  13.   leonor said

    I am from 1947, a librarian and of course I read a lot, which page do I recommend to see books since the beginning of the XNUMXth century

  14.   Elena Impellizziere said

    I loved the note, but I'm from 56 too and I love reading, unfortunately I didn't know what was written that year, beosoooooos !!!!!

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hello Elena! You have not been left without knowing yours, because just yesterday I published another article referring to the books that were published in the 50s. You can see them at the following link:

      http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

      Greetings and thanks!

  15.   ana maria urquiza bombini said

    THOSE WHO WERE BORN BEFORE ALSO READ A LOT AND WE WANT TO KNOW I MACI IN 1952 AND I DON'T KNOW IT BECAUSE I AM HAPPY WITH MY 63 YEARS

  16.   Carmen Guillen said

    Hello Ana Maria. Of course you have the right to know your books, that is why I made this other post exclusively for those of you who were born in the 50s. You have them at the following web address. All the best!

    http://www.actualidadliteratura.com/grandes-libros-publicados-en-la-decada-de-los-50/

  17.   Ligia Zuniga said

    I'm from 1946 and I love to read. I would like to know the books, maybe I can locate and read them. Thank you very interesting

    1.    Carmen Guillen said

      Hello Ligia!

      Well, in 1946 "History of a staircase" by Antonio Buero Vallejo and "El Señor Presidente" by Miguel Ángel Asturias were published. Also in his year of birth, the Spanish journalist and writer JJ Benítez was born and Hermann Hesse, writer of great works such as "Siddhartha", awarded him the Nobel Prize for Literature.

      I hope you liked this information and therefore receive many more visits from you. A pleasure Ligia.