The Cuban Triangle [1] and Child of the Revolution [2] weigh on on an article in the London Times which exposes the goings-on at Finca Vigia, the Hemingway house in Cuba: “I have…seen a docent offer to cut a page out of a book in Hemingway’s library – a page with his signature – and sell it for ten dollars. The writer of this Times article has seen something far worse. So as some Cubans and Americans work to preserve this treasure, others are doing the opposite.”
Cuba: Hemingway History
· Written by Janine Mendes-Franco
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