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The Autobiography of Fidel Castro is a work by author and journalist Norberto Fuentes. Written from the perspective of the former Cuban leader, the book adopts a first-person narrative voice to explore various aspects of his life and political career. Fuentes, who was once a member of the Cuban revolution and had access to the inner circle of the regime, draws upon his background to construct this account.
The narrative covers a wide range of topics, including Castro's early experiences in Birán, his perspectives on key figures such as Che Guevara, and his reflections on governance, legacy, and state matters. The text is presented as an imaginative exploration of the leader's life, utilizing a distinct voice to convey the subject's thoughts and experiences. Following his departure from Cuba in 1994, Fuentes wrote this book while living in exile. The work serves as a literary examination of the Cuban leader, blending historical context with the author's creative interpretation of the subject's personality and history.
Used (good, see images, minor dust jacket wear) Hardcover ISBN 9780393068993
