Edited by John Jenkins. Published by McPherson's Printing Group, Australia, 2002, 1st Edition. Printed in Australia. Good Condition SOFTCOVER Book, with minor age-yellowing. Tight spine, clean inside.
TRAVELER'S TALES OF OLD CUBA is a colorful collection of Cuban short stories and essays from 1678 to 1958, including a story about Papa Hemingway, and another on the famous Mafia years!
Creating both a literary project and an historical mini-course on the early nineteenth to middle twentieth century, the editor has gathered writings mostly by Americans in Cuba who have tended to have a complex 'love/hate relationship' with the place. . . . In the end, most reveal their fondness for Cuba. . . . Those with a committed interest in the region will be grateful that this book takes them beyond the dissertations on Che Guevara and Fidel Castro. - Reviewed by ForeWord Magazine
