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An Interview with Armando Lucas Correa, ‘New York Times’ Bestselling Author

Even for those of us who know him, the professional life of Armando Lucas Correa seems as...
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Interviews

Ireti Bookstore, the First Bookstore for Afro-descendants in Cuba. An Interview with Its Founder and Director

Whenever Katiuska Govin Zambrana—who insists on being called Kata—went to visit private or state-owned bookstores in Havana,...
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Articles

Cuban Science Fiction of the 1990s: Between Provocation and Change

The temporal remoteness, the lack of rigorous historical research and the little diffusion that Cuban science fiction...
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Literature

The Word as Signal in Roberto Echavarren’s Writing

In Roberto Echavarren’s writing, reflection on language is given, as Julio Ortega pointed out regarding José Lezama...
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Articles

Lydia Cabrera and the Dark Rebellions

Lydia Cabrera was part of the Africanist movement almost since its origins, and true to the excitement...
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Opinion

Epistle to Any Student of Our Time in Defense of the Western Canon

To Harold Bloom and Isaías Lerner, In memoriam. I am human, and I think nothing human is alien...
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“Memories of Underdevelopment”: a photographic series from today’s Cuba

Certainly, “Memories of Underdevelopment” is a series inspired by the novel and film of the same name,...
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Literature

‘Historia y masoquismo’ by Enrique del Risco

Every worthwhile essay collection provides at least one revelation. Historia y masoquismo by Enrique del Risco...
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