[i] fiction in the 1960s, and it caught on when Miguel Ángel Asturias used it to describe his Nobel-winning novels.
The term was first applied to art in a 1925 essay by Franz Roh. Arturo Uslar Pietri first applied it to  [i] fiction in the 1960s, and it caught on when Miguel Ángel Asturias used it to describe his Nobel-winning novels. Including such works as Milan Kundera's Immortality—for 10 points—name this literary genre best represented by García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude.
The term was first applied to art in a 1925 essay by Franz Roh.
magic(al) realism [accept word forms]