Sweet Mary
Old friend of Babalu, Liz Balmaseda, has just published her first novel. It's entitled "Sweet Mary".
I've got my (autographed) copy. Do you?
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Sweet MaryOld friend of Babalu, Liz Balmaseda, has just published her first novel. It's entitled "Sweet Mary".
I've got my (autographed) copy. Do you? 8 comments to Sweet MaryYou must be logged in to post a comment. |
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I try to collect novels/short stories by Cuban-American authors. What is the plot about?
Click the link.
Shouldn't the title be bigger than the author's name, especially on a first novel? And I see Carl Hiaasen's on board, front and center. No doubt the publisher wanted that for marketing purposes, but given Hiaasen's track record, for a Cuban-American to go along with that is rather distasteful, at least to me. Of course, I'm not out to get a novel in print.
"I've got my (autographed) copy. Do you?"
Not yet, but I will on Tuesday!
OK, maybe I did something wrong, but I did click the link and there was no plot description, just that it's action-packed.
the link goes to Amazon and there is a rather lengthy descripton of the story line, plus comments
Yeah, I remember Liz from her days at the Herald when she occupied what I've come to call the "Demo-Commie" corner at the Herald editorial board. After she left, they hired the winner of the Jabba The Hutt look-alike contest and repugnant commie-lover Jim DeFede who finally got run out after he hounded Arthur Teele until he killed himself; which got us to Ana Menendez, who, like Liz should have known better but, like Liz consistently took sides with the worst of the worst of the American left. I have a special place in my shit list for cubans who ally themselves with the pink cousins of the reds over there. Nope, she ain't getting my money and neither should she get yours. I am currently keeping an eye on Miriam Marquez
aar33178,
Ditto, Ditto.
I remember well when Liz Balmaseda began writing at the Miami Herald. I could've sworn she hated the Cuban-American community, specially, the Historic Exiles. Some things you just don't forget.
Nope! Not a penny!