Title: Brilliant insights on Cuban culture
Product review: Havana Bay is the first Arkady book I've read, and it really makes me feel like I've been missing out on something great. The quality of the prose is so much better than most books of this type, and the authors rendering of time and place is phenomenal. I've been to Cuba and spend a lot of time absorbing Cuban culture through music, dance, reading, etc. Havana Bay is without a doubt the most comprehensive and knowledgable treatment of Cuba in a popular novel maybe ever. P.S. If you liked this book you'll love Outcast by Jose Latour, a Cuban writer and practitioner of 'Cuban noir.'
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