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Cuba Diaries : An American Housewife in Havana
by Isadora Tattlin (Hardcover -- May 2002) |
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Lonely Planet Cuba (Lonely Planet Cuba)
by David Stanley (Paperback -- July 2000) |
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Eyewitness Travel Guides to Cuba (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
by Dk Travel Writers (Editor) (Paperback -- February 1, 2002) |
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Living and Investing in the New Cuba 2nd edition
by Christopher Howard
(Paperback -- December 30, 2001)
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Moon Handbooks: Havana (1st Ed.)
by Christopher P. Baker (Paperback -- May 2000) |
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Fodor's Exploring Cuba (Fodor's Exploring Cuba, 2nd Ed)
by Fred Mawer, Fodor (Paperback -- January 9, 2001) |
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Living in Cuba
by Alexandra Black, et al (Hardcover -- January 1999) |
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Trading With the Enemy : A Yankee Travels Through Castro's Cuba
by Tom Miller (Paperback -- June 1996)
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Waiting for Fidel
by Christopher Hunt (Paperback -- January 19, 1998) |
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Six Days in Havana
by James A. Michener, John Kings (Contributor)
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Real Life in Castro's Cuba (Latin American Silhouettes (Paper))
by Catherine Moses
(Paperback -- November 1999)
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Inside Havana
by Andrew Moore
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Mi Moto Fidel : Motorcycling Through Castro's Cuba
by Christopher P. Baker
Mi Moto Fidel, Christopher Baker's intriguing account of his three-month
romp through Cuba on a fire-engine red motorcycle is perhaps the most
thorough portrait of this faded Communist country to date. Baker leaves no
stone unturned as he revisits Ernest Hemingway's haunts in Havana, checks
out a secret cave in the foothills of the sierras that once served as Che
Guevara's command post during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and sips motojos
at a thatched-roofed beach bar on Playa Los Pinos. On this exhaustive
journey, our leather-clad "yanqui" interacts with a myriad of characters
from artists to farmers to fisherman to prostitutes, and engages in lively
discussions on everything from politics, sex, cigars, and, of course, on
the aging revolutionary himself, Fidel Castro. Baker effectively captures
the essence of the Cuban people--primarily their generosity and resilient
spirit--and his various dalliances with beautiful habaneras (Daisy, Sonia,
and Juanita, to name a few) will pique readers' interest (men's more than
women's, understandably). By the time Baker winds up back in Havana he has
covered some 7,000 miles on his cherished bike. After reading Mi Moto
Fidel, you'll no doubt be inspired to hit the road. --Jill Fergus -
Amazon.com
Hardcover: National Geographic Society; ISBN: 0792279611;
(February 1, 2001)
The Houses of Old Cuba
by Llilian Llanes, Jean-Luc De Laguarigue (Photographer) (Paperback --
April 30, 2001)
In Cuba I Was a German Shepherd
by Ana Menendez (Hardcover -- May 10, 2001)
A Thousand-Mile Walk to the Gulf
by John Muir, William Frederic Bade (Paperback -- August 26, 1998)
