‘Exile is Autism.’ Conversation with Carlos A. Aguilera
A reflection on Cuban exile as autism, literary resistance through the dismantling and fragmentation of a diasporic literature without a centre or possible union.
A reflection on Cuban exile as autism, literary resistance through the dismantling and fragmentation of a diasporic literature without a centre or possible union.
Cuban and Cuban-Spanish literature has narrated the wars of independence with gaps and reinterpretations, while Uva de Aragón offers an intimate view that weaves together love, memory, and history.
A book by Luis Felipe Rojas that intertwines memory, resistance, and literature, from his youth in Cuba to his exile, marked by scars and a passion for books.
Writing here today, in this city, on this street, in this dark apartment, is an irrational act of stubbornness, an old man’s pastime.