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Episodic coffee table book offers a captivating glimpse into the look and feel of old Cuba. It vividly tells the stories of Hemingway's time in Cuba from the 1930s through the 1950s. The book features rich thick paper and beautiful black and white photographs that are enhanced by short accounts of key events written by Hemingway's niece. An interesting sidelight is that Hemingway's home, where he lived for two decades in the outskirts of Havana, was given to the Cuban government in 1961 by his last widow. The book mentions his four wives and at least two separate affairs. The home is maintained exactly as it was left, complete with Hemingway's personal belongings, furniture, thousands of letters and photographs, and his 9,000-book library, many of which have personal notes in the margins. This provides a unique opportunity for readers to step back in time and experience the world that Hemingway knew. Overall, this coffee table book is a must-have for Hemingway fans and anyone interested in the history and culture of Cuba.