From Regret The Error (I can't get enough of the literary corrections):
"Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel is One Hundred Years of Solitude, not One Hundred Years of Solicitude as we had it (Actor plans to film long-lost Garcia Marquez screenplay, page 20, July 15)"
-Guardian
Well done. Though this is probably worse: A friend told me today that a few weeks ago the Detroit News ran the headline "Clinton, Osama, meet to Discuss Unity." Now if that were actually the case, rather than an inability to avoid spell-check's suggestions, you'd think it would get higher placement.
In reference to the content of the post, I've wanted to read "One Hundred Years of Solitude"; Marquez is quite the acclaimed artist. But I thought I'd get confused with all the generations of family members and struggle with trying to keep track of everyone.