Tag: Caribbean Literature

In his feature film WOLFGANG (2026), Iranian filmmaker Saleh Kashefi, also known as Filmsaaz, reinvents the young Mozart’s exile in Paris in his own...

Since its origins, photography has woven a bond of eternity and permanence with the city. Like silent accomplices, artists of the lens have known...

Seminars debate the bombs that have not yet fallen, while the war the Cuban regime has waged for decades against its own people is passed over in silence. What is at stake is naming the war that does exist, and those who wage it – and granting Cubans the recognition that they know exactly what they are doing when they take to the streets.

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,...

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

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...