Cuban writers

Poet Ariel Maceo Téllez: "What the Cuban regime is doing is unforgivable."

Grass invades the graves of writers in the Colón Cemetery, and the ICL organizes cleaning days

Garbage and Indifference in Cuba: "The Great Stench," laments a writer from Holguín

Cuban writer after the latest SEN blackout: "We need to stop living in the dark."

Cuban writer: "Igniting the coal," "a new discipline of survival" on the island

The documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose" was shown to a full audience in Miami

"Dignity has gone to graze in a barren field": heart-wrenching verses from a Cuban poet

More than a week without water, under four hours of electricity, and almost completely cut off: "Plebiscite now," writer erupts

Cuban poet: "Here we are, without 'little horse', without transformer, without power, and without hopes."

They present "Vindictas"… "the most comprehensive anthology of Cuban storytellers since the 19th century."

In a subdued Cuba, a book about Fidel titled "The Lantern That Accompanies Us" is being presented

Writer from Camagüey: "More than forty-eight hours without electricity, and I can't even file a complaint."

"Beautiful Tourist Views": Cuban Writer Confronts Overflow of Sewage in the Streets of Havana

They will showcase the documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose," by Ernesto Fundora, at the Coral Gables Museum

Leonardo Padura wins the 2026 Liber Prize for the most outstanding Ibero-American author

"Enduring in silence is not worthy of a medal": a heartbreaking Cuban poem for those who have left

Education and Culture in the Republic (1902-1958): A nation that built schools, trained teachers, and fostered thought before the historical break

A heartbreaking poem to the "Sociedad Protectora de Cubanos" that "is based in Florida."

Cuban writer: What is spent at the Book Fair is "stolen from the welfare of the people"

Cuban writer after 7 days without electricity: The revolution is "to charge everything that needs to be charged."

Great Cuban thinkers of the 18th and 19th centuries on an island that began to shine with its own light

"Acueducto is on the horizon... What is Acueducto for? To quench thirst," mocks the playwright from Pinar

Between blackouts and protests: The regime promotes its Book Fair in El Vedado

Cuban visual artist and writer erupts against the "new socialism where capitalism dictates."

In Cuba, "even the most basic needs seem like luxury items," laments the writer from Holguín

"I am a... dialectical synthesis between metaphor and threat": a delightful apocryphal interview with Díaz-Canel

Cuban writer asserts that the true blackout in Cuba is having lost the ability to feel indignant

"Where have we ended up that everything is turned upside down?" questions the Cuban poet and researcher

An unpublished book about Humberto Solás was presented at the Gibara Poor Film Festival

Álex Padrón, "an essential figure in Cuban crime fiction," has died at the age of 52

Involuntary symbolism of the Cuban Institute of Books: Poetry collection "Migraciones" presented on July 11th

Víctor Manuel Domínguez, Cuban writer, labor activist, and independent journalist, has passed away

Cuban poet: "I was an exemplary pioneer, and they turned me into a wounded soul without a country... distant... mad"

In other countries, it's "manifestations of popular discontent"; in Cuba, it's "Cuban cubaneo," quips a writer from the island

Leonardo Padura: With the reforms, the Cuban state will retain "the most important and efficient of its industries, that of control."

Uruguayan publisher releases the book "Dúo Caricare: The Hammer and the Nail of Cuban Humor"

From the "New Man" to the "Dead Man" in a dark country: the harrowing sonnet of a Cuban poet

Cuban political scientist Armando Chaguaceda criticizes those who allow themselves to be used by the regime "to gloss over" a fraudulent change

“If the system is in a hole, what do you expect? War?” questions the Cuban poet to the regime

Julio César Guanche focuses on "the tragedy of the crisis, its self-serving exploitation, and the lack of capacity of the Cuban people to intervene."

Rubens Riol: a Cuban film critic in the classrooms of Princeton

Writer Ariel Hidalgo recounts how he was sent to Mazorra for demanding elections in the factories

"Now we've finally set the national economy straight," jokes the Cuban writer and linguist

Cuban intellectual: "No measure will be effective... if dignity and rights are not restored beforehand" in Cuba

Cuban academic Hilda Landrove: The regime's promises and "the soundtrack of endless destruction"

Cuban writer and translator to Díaz-Canel: "Stop speaking for us."

Political scientist Armando Chaguaceda: Let us denounce that "critical" academia that sugarcoats the Cuban regime

Ulises Toirac announces the "second round" of "Locos de Barrio," with a foreword by Amir Valle

The Cuban resets when leaving the dictatorship

Forced takeover of Cuban writer's house reported: the case illustrates a "ticking time bomb" created by the regime

"What country is this that we have been given? It remains in the word, in the promise": a chilling sonnet by a Cuban poet

Repression in Cuba: Charges are brought against the writer Ángel Santiesteban

Cuban intellectual Luis Álvarez Álvarez, National Literature Prize winner, passed away in Brazil

In Cuba, "there is not even the hope that existed in Spain" before Franco's death, reflects a Cuban writer

Enrique del Risco: "The only achievement... of the so-called Cuban Revolution is the mere existence of the regime."

In Cuba, "they have put band-aids where deep surgeries should have been done," says Leonardo Padura

More praises for Fidel on his path to the centenary: A panel of poets extols the dictator

Strategy for a National Civic Movement: The regime “must be forced to yield,” reflects a Cuban academic

Prominent Cuban editor Silvana Verónica Garriga Caballero passes away

Leonardo Padura asserts that no one can escape the crisis in Cuba: "Reality enters your home."