An eighteen-paragraph novel set in this country climaxes at a shootout during a performance of Beethoven's Eroica.
An eighteen-paragraph novel set in this country climaxes at a shootout during a performance of Beethoven's Eroica. That book, The Chase, was written by a Europeanborn author who worked in this country. A novel by that author from this country includes a preface which introduces the term "marvelous real" and depicts the construction of the Citadel and the resistance of two Haitian slaves named Mackandal and Ti Noel. The author of The (*) Kingdom of This World is from here, as is the author of "I Have a White Rose to Tend," a poem found in his Versos Sencillos. That writer from this country inspired a patriotic work whose lyrics open "I'm a sincere man." For 10 points, name this country whose writers include José Martí, who wrote the words of "Guantanamera."
An eighteen-paragraph novel set in this country climaxes at a shootout during a performance of Beethoven's Eroica.
Republic of Cuba