Our Father, Who Art in Cuba: Fictional Novel [Lingua Inglese] - Brossura

Kerr, Mr. Brian L

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ISBN 10: 0990417999 ISBN 13: 9780990417996

Casa editrice: Canusa LLC, 2015

Riassunto

For those who've been to Cuba, and want to relive the experience, or for those who still have it on their bucket list, Our Father, Who Art in Cuba, is a slice of the reality that coexists with the all-inclusive hotels. Trinidad, a small city on the Caribbean coast of Cuba, and a Unesco World Heritage site, is one of the best-preserved Colonial communities you will find. The author has a twenty-five-year-long love affair with Trinidad, and has visited more than a hundred times. He married a woman from Trinidad, and became irrevocably intertwined in the community. He has tried to bring the authenticity of the Cuban families to light as much as possible. Curl up someplace warm, (preferably on a beach in Cuba), play some nice Cuban music (Polo Montanez, or Buena Vista Social Club), and enjoy a trip through the streets of the city that celebrated its five hundredth birthday recently. Our Father, Who Art in Cuba, is the first in a series of stories of life outside of the all-inclusive world in a country whose people find reasons to laugh and dance and enjoy life against impossible odds.

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L'autore:

Brian Kerr grew up on the prairies of Western Canada. As a boy, he watched the trails in the sky left by the passing jets, wondering if he'd ever be on one of them. To escape the Canadian winter, he joined a diving group's charter to Cuba in 1989, and that, as they say, was the beginning of what would become a life-long love affair with the country, and the people who loved or hated it. He married a woman from that same city in Cuba from his first trip there, and is one of the few people he knows who is anxiously awaiting the time that he can return there permanently.

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• Editore: Canusa LLC
• Data di pubblicazione: 2015
• ISBN 10: 0990417999
• ISBN 13: 9780990417996
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 264