Cuban Studies 32

The essays, research notes, book reviews, and bibliography in this volume continue the multidisciplinary journal's tradition as the premier publication in the field. In addition to four articles on Cuban literature--focusing on the poetry of Amando Fern ndez and Ena Luc a Portela, the novels of Roberto G. Fern ndez, and the "dirty realism" of Pedro Juan Gutierrez--there are essays examining the political afterlife of Eduardo Chib s, the spread and prevention of AIDS among Cuban-American women, and the Cuban Constitutions promulgated over the past forty years. A research note based upon recently declassified documents on the U.S.'s covert war against Cuba in the early 1960s completes the collection.