Killing the Butterfly: A Cuban Memoir of Democracy's Demise
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KILLING THE BUTTERFLY: A Cuban Memoir of Democracy's Demise describes life in Havana, during the 1950's, a turbulent decade that ended with the rise of Fidel Castro. Olga, an eighty-five-year-old woman, is retelling her life as a teenager in Havana. Through exquisite storytelling, blended with magical realism, the reader is transported to Olga's childhood home, her parent's rocky divorce and her courtship with Carlos, a young lawyer whose father is a political figure. In the backdrop is the...























