<p>Beautifully evocative of the music, people, and culture of one of the most fascinating countries in the world, this book is essential reading for Cuba's growing band of supporters and visitors. A travelogue detailing two separate missions for musician and writer Rupert Mould, this explores some of the biggest names in Cuban music while seeking out an increased personal understanding of two of Cuba's most influential revolutionaries, Ernesto Che Guevara and Jose Marti. In the course of this book much of the essential character of Cuba, her people, her music, and history are sensitively portrayed.</p>

The Rebel Radio Diary

Arts & Photography

Mould, Rupert

Music

Clinamen Press Ltd.

On a visit to Cuba in 1997, Rupert Mould came across a man who knew the original old man from Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea. Rupert set out to meet him, hear his tales, to learn from him. This is the result of the meeting between the two, a telling of the story from the mouth of the fisherman as an extended prose poem.

Of Dark Voices on Salt Air

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

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