BOOK REVIEW: THE YANKEE COMANDANTE

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The Wasp Network

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Cuba: A Photographic Journey

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BOOK REVIEW: Our Woman in Havana

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I don’t recall the last time I was so excited at the anticipation of reviewing a book. Thus I devoured Ambassador Vicki Huddleston’s Our Woman in Havana: A Diplomat’s Chronicle...

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Travel writer and moto-journalist Christopher P Baker launches new website

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I love building new websites, and since I also love motorcycling throughout the world, I especially thrilled to building myself a new website–www.moto-journalist.com–that reflects my growing engagement as a moto-journalist...

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Havana Without Makeup… a review of this superb new book about Cuba

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As a veteran of the Cuba scene and a serious bibliophile with a library exceeding 500 relevant titles, I’m a harsh critic of Johnny-come-lately texts about Cuba. Every year sees...

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