Born in Guantanamo, Cuba, José Ramón's poetry illuminates the lived experiences on and around the naval base and detention camps for Cubans and prisoners alike, interrogating where the harmful mythologies of paradise and prison intersect and endure. His latest exploration, translated into English by Don E. Walicek and Jessica Adams, expands this witness through a bilingual poetry collection, with cover art especially designed by the artist Magaly Ohika. This is a critical bilingual compilation of poetry from one of Cuba's most engaged poets who meets the ruthless realities of history, politics, and society with equally unforgiving verse, holding all accountable.
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