The books we are missing
In 1925, Mañach lamented the cultural decline of Cuba; today, in the throes of agony, there is a lack of critical and historical books that give meaning to our identity.
In 1925, Mañach lamented the cultural decline of Cuba; today, in the throes of agony, there is a lack of critical and historical books that give meaning to our identity.
In Havana in the 1990s and the early 2000s, the book market, limited by censorship and a shortage of foreign editions, revealed a lost and forbidden time, where modern literature struggled to emerge in the face of the dominant ideology.
A personal library begins as an act of passion before becoming a great sacrifice.
I am indulging in memories. I have returned to the old sugar cane hut where I lived for a few