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Having captivated readers with such gems of travel writing as Video Night in Kathmandu, Pico Iyer now presents a novel whose central character is another place: the melancholy, ebullient, and dazzlingly inconsistent island that is Castro's Cuba. "On almost every page you can smell the dust, the cheap perfume and the rum of Havana today, or better still, tonight."—Los Angeles Times.
The setting is Havana. The story is a love story, one as odd and passionate as the place it's set in. Richard is an American photographer at an emotional dead end. Lourdes is a vivacious young Cuban riding on dreams. Amid a confusion of motives, they are drawn together.
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Thomas Stalnik
reviewed Cuba and the Night: A Novel on December 05, 2012
Cuba and the Night: A Novel
This is a delightfully insightful look at life in communist Cuba and also a love story between an international photojournalist and a young Cuban woman. Told in the first person from the photographer's point of view, we slowly see the complexities of Cuban life unfold as he becomes more involved with this woman and her life in Cuba. The contrasts between the needs of men and women in relationships, and capitalism and communism, are well presented. Although written during the early 1990s, the portrayal of life in Cuba and the Cuban people was still valid when I read the book in 2003.
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