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Slow Train To Guantanamo A Rail Odyssey Through Cuba In The Last Days Of The Castros Peter Millar

SKU: BELL-4539730

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Slow Train To Guantanamo A Rail Odyssey Through Cuba In The Last Days Of The Castros Peter Millar instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcadia Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.34 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Peter Millar

ISBN: 9781908129505, 1908129506

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Slow Train To Guantanamo A Rail Odyssey Through Cuba In The Last Days Of The Castros Peter Millar by Peter Millar 9781908129505, 1908129506 instant download after payment.

In this rambling odyssey set in the later days of the Castro regime, Peter Millar jumps on board the Cuban railway system, once the pride of Latin America. Starting in the ramshackle but romantic capital of Havana, he travels with ordinary Cubans, sharing anecdotes, life stories, and political opinions. Millar may not have all the answers but he asks a lot of the right questions on an anarchic, entertaining, and often comic adventure. A journey everyone will want to read about but nobody in their right mind would want to emulate! ""[A] charming, witty, but sometimes sad memoir that offers a portrait of a nation on the cusp of enormous change. . . An enjoyable, informative glimpse at a Cuba seldom seen by Americans.""--Booklist Sept. 15, 2013