Walking to Guantanamo
by Richard Fleming
Commons (Oct 1, 2008)
I loved this book from start to finish. Fleming is a charming and self-deprecating travel companion: the best kind. His pictorial eye strives to transmit clear, unfiltered images and as his readers we make up our own minds about the pros of cons of hitchhiking across Cuba. Fleming’s wit makes it one of the more enjoyable learning experiences I could imagine, and the people, birds, religions, and politics of the island now mean something to me in a way they never had before, something that refuses to accept a black or white view of the world. Fleming shares his open lens with us and reveals the small truths of human interactions.
A+++++++++ WOULD BUY AGAIN!!!!
(via Amazon.com: Christian Crumlish “mediajunkie’s review of Walking to Guantanamo.)