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Magical realism is a genre of literature that blends realistic elements with magical elements to create 'magical realism.' Magical realism originated in Latin America, where writers such as Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Isabel Allende made it popular.abriel Garcia Marquez was an incredibly popular author from Colombia. He wrote the famous novel One Hundred Years of Solitude, which is an example of magical realism. In the novel, which takes place over many generations, fantastical things are always happening.
Magical realism is not a realism to be transfigured by the supplement of a magical perspective, but a reality which is already in and of itself magical or fantastic. (Frederic Jameson, as quoted in Simpkins, Sources of Magic Realism.p. 149).n this sense, one might usefully attempt to define the elements of a magical realist text, but this definition does not, then, become a recipe for writing one. At its best, this makes magical realism a living, human, unpredictable narrative structure, one with room and time for everything.