From Library Journal:
Suarez (Going Under, Arte Publico, 1996) and wife Poey, editor of Out of the Mirrored Garden (LJ 12/95), compile poems by 15 poets, 12 short stories, three plays, and four essays representing the best of recent Cuban American writing. Except for Oscar Hijuelos (represented here by a short story, "Cuba Cuba 1954"), none of the contributors is a household name. Highlights include Gean Moreno's poem "Stand" ("Finding/ souvenirs of dead loves has more/ to do with probability than accident"), Perez Firmat's sardonic essay "Lost in Translation," and Dolores Prida's bilingual tour de force drama, "Coser y Cantar." Although about half of the works have appeared in volumes already published, this anthology pulls a wide variety together conveniently in one place.?Lawrence Olszewski, OCLC Lib., Dublin, Ohio
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Review:
"A superbly encompassing gathering of poetry, fiction, essays, and drama representing the current dynamism of Cuban-American writing."
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