Cristina García

Cristina García is a Cuban-American novelist, journalist, and educator known for her exploration of bicultural identity. She is best known for her debut novel 'Dreaming in Cuban' (1992), which was nominated for the National Book Award. García's work often addresses the complexities of Cuban-American life, and she has published several novels, as well as books for young readers and poetry. Her writing is characterized by its lyrical style and its focus on themes of family, exile, and belonging.

Books

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  1. 1. Dreaming in Cuban

    "Dreaming in Cuban" is a multi-generational narrative that explores the lives of several women from a Cuban family, spanning from the 1930s to the 1980s. The story oscillates between Cuba and the United States, reflecting on the Cuban revolution, exile, and identity. Through the perspectives of each character, the novel delves into themes of political turmoil, family dynamics, and personal struggles amidst cultural shifts and geographical displacement.