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A Totally Free Man by John Krich

A Totally Free Man

John Krich
200 pages
John Krich
Sep 2013
Hardcover
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A novel in the form of an "imaginary autobiograpaphy" of Fidel Castro, touching on actual historical events yet exposing details of his private life and personal development in the form of an all-night speech full of philosophizing and what one review called "a miracle mile of aphorisms," this is a reprint with new preface of a PEN/Hemingway Special Citation winner.
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