Tag: Cuban literature

Yusnel Suárez, Miami, and the Fractured Nation: The Theatrical...

In Suárez’s theatrical adaptation, the conflict between Diego and David ceases to be merely a metaphor for...

‘Security Questions’: A Book by Cuban Osdany Morales Wins...

Security Questions, by Cuban writer Osdany Morales (Nueva Paz, Cuba, 1981), translated into English by Harry Bauld,...

Cuban Osdany Morales Among Finalists for Fitzcarraldo, Giramondo, and...

The winners of the inaugural Poetry in Translation Prize, jointly sponsored by the English-language publishers Fitzcarraldo Editions,...

A Candied Pineapple for Severo Sarduy. Interview with Oneyda...

Exile is also that: erasing the mark of origin. Severo Sarduy Severo Sarduy’s life is a winding, complex tapestry....

Legacies of José Kozer

Y así caminaríamos , como en la anécdota del arquero japonés donde el arco y la flecha...

Literary Cuba comes to Cambridge. Interview with Vicky Unruh...

Who can still speak of the island, who still has the privilege of gnosis intact? From that...

Cuban Science Fiction in the 1960s: Arango, Collazo and...

Defining the specificity of science fiction produced in Latin America has been a topic that has sparked...

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

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