Mea Cuba is a political autobiography, the political testament of Cuba's greatest living writer, a collection of Guillermo Cabrera Infante's writings on Cuba from 1968-1992. In this remarkable and compelling volume Cabrera Infante explores the nature of the Cuban revolution and, as he sees it, its evil genius Fidel Castro. Writing from exile he has produced an analysis of his homeland and of the last surviving communist revolution that is at once brilliant, brilliantly witty, magisterial and profound.