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Cuban art critic and curator Ivn de la Nuez explores the effects of the policies that have tried to constrain or liberate Cuba in recent decades in these sparkling essays of cultural criticism.Essays on Cuba and the Cuban diaspora, on racism and Big Data, Guantnamo and Reggaeton, soccer and baseball, Obama and the Rolling Stones, Europe and Donald Trumpde la Nuez approaches his criticism with singularity of purpose. In Cubanthropy he does not set out to explain Cuba to the world, but rather to put the world into a Cuban context.Nothing explains our vexed world quite like Cuba and no one anywhere writes more brilliantly, more prophetically, more impossibly than Ivn de la Nuez. As in all of his finest work, Cubanthropy delivers you beyond your old horizons into a realm of startling possibilities. Do not miss this extraordinary book or this extraordinary warlock of a writer. Junot Daz, author of This Is How You Lose HerCubanthropy may just be the smartest writing on Cubaand beyondIve read in ages. Insightful, unsparing, funny, and with an unerring eye for the paradoxical, Ivn de la Nuez has written the definitive compilation on 21stcentury Cuba. Essential reading for all who care about how the past, present, and future are disturbingly converging on the island, and off. Cristina Garca, author of forthcoming Vanishing Maps
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