“…and from Cuba, the Chilean Roberto Contreras and the journalist Amir Valle, the only voices that have raised the Palestinian conflict to literature rather than fiction in this country friendly to the Arab cause”.
Edward W. Said, Palestinian writer
NATIONAL NON-FICTION PRIZE “RUBEN MARTÍNEZ VILLENA” OF THE UNEAC 1988
The book that launched its author to the recognition of the large Cuban reading public, converted into one of the most-read books by the Cuban population in the first years of the ’90s, and which became the subject for works of thesis, diplomas and other higher studies in various universities in the country, beginning with the novel incursion of this author into the lives of the direct protagonists of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
With this work the author won the National Non-Fiction Prize of the Cuban Union of Writers and Artists, 1988. Juried by Álvaro Prendes, Enrique Cirules and Emilio Comas Paret.
Ediciones Unión, Cuba, 1990
Colección Premio
132 páginas
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