Entertainment | Gabriel Garcia Marquez García Márquez Finished With Writing: Agent Giant of Latin American literature's oeuvre is complete By Nick McMaster Posted Apr 2, 2009 12:59 PM CDT Copied Mexican writer Carlos Fuentes, left, embraces Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez during a round table discussion at the UNAM national university in Mexico City, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008. (AP Photo/Dario Lopez-Mills) The world has probably already seen the complete work of Gabriel García Márquez, the Guardian reports. Friend and fellow author Plinion Apuleyo Mendoza said last year that the creator of magical realism was working on a new novel, but his agent recently quashed that rumor. "I don't think that García Márquez will write anything else," Carmen Balcells said. Gerald Martin, Márquez’ biographer, agrees. "I also believe that Gabo won't write any more books, but I don't think this is too regrettable, because as a writer it was his destiny to have a totally coherent literary career many years before the end of his natural life," Martin said. García Márquez, 82, is rumored to be holding on to a number of older, finished manuscripts, which will probably not see publication before his death. Read These Next Student fatally runs over teacher during toilet paper prank. Fox News apologizes after controversy involving Trump, baseball cap. War brings 'biggest disruption in world history' of oil. California is cracking down on the 'Montana Loophole.' Report an error