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GERARDO FERNÁNDEZ FE

Gerardo Fernández Fe (Havana, January 15, 1971). Cuban novelist and essayist. His best-known works are the novels La falacia (1999) and El último día del estornino (2011), and the essay books Cuerpo a diario (2007) and Notas al total (2015). The volume Tibisial (Rialta, 2017) gathers all his poetry -written to date.

Interviews

Cirenaica Moreira: “Your Life Cannot Always Be a Broken Street”

She’s lucky, she says, as these days in Washington D.C. the cold is definitely not so cruel...

GERARDO FERNÁNDEZ FE - 05/17/2023

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Articles

Enzensberger Reopens His Old Maps

Not for bringing to mind the word hodgepodge is a book like Tumult, by German author Hans...

GERARDO FERNÁNDEZ FE - 02/22/2023

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Chronicle

Prague, Havana: Round Number

The ultimate dullness From the window of my room at the Pushkin Hotel, at 14 Husova Street, I...

GERARDO FERNÁNDEZ FE - 09/14/2021

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No CountryMag

This is a magazine without a country that aims to access new spaces of deliberation and critical debate.

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I Breathe Hip-Hop: It was Sacredly Granted to Cuba by Olofi

PABLO D. HERRERA VEITIA - 09/27/2023 0

Yeah... It’s too real... How y’all feel out there? Let me know if it’s real out there. “Survival Test”, J-Dilla, 2003 Like great thinkers, I have a mission: hip-hop is...

Dear Jacksonville

JENNY SANCHEZ & MARTHA LUISA HERNÁNDEZ CADENAS - 09/22/2023 0

I don’t know you, and I won’t ever get to know you, but you have piqued my absolute interest. I can only imagine your...

The Beginnings of Socialist Realism in Cuban Science Fiction

RINALDO ACOSTA - 09/18/2023 0

One of the consequences of the abrupt break in the evolution of Cuban literature that took place in 1971, due to purely extra-literary causes,...

Disneyfication of San Isidro

NÉSTOR DÍAZ DE VILLEGAS - 02/10/2021 0

As far as the Cuban issue is concerned, the anti-Trumpist exile is between a rock and hard place. A shady deal that reverses, overnight,...

The Sound of Silence

COCO FUSCO - 11/21/2020 2

In the last few days, as the latest protest by the San Isidro Movement has morphed from a collective poetry reading to a state...

“Can We Still Be Revolutionaries?” Anna Veltfort interviewed by Ted A. Henken

TED A. HENKEN - 02/26/2021 2

In this exclusive interview with Ted Henken, New York graphic artist, blogger, and one-time habanera Anna Veltfort shares the contents of her “Cuban Cold...

Articles by

GERARDO FERNÁNDEZ FE

Cirenaica Moreira: “Your Life Cannot Always Be a Broken Street”

Enzensberger Reopens His Old Maps

Prague, Havana: Round Number

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I Breathe Hip-Hop: It was Sacredly Granted to Cuba by Olofi

Dear Jacksonville

The Beginnings of Socialist Realism in Cuban Science Fiction

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Disneyfication of San Isidro

The Sound of Silence

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