Alan West Knihy

The Ultimate Deception is a true story of a father who struggled with the justice system in a custody battle for his children. The mother of his children at times tried to stab herself in the abdomen while pregnant with each child but was prevented to do so by this father. His children cried out to the authorities and to him to free them from an abusive home with their mother and step father. The court system chose not to believe this father or the children although evidence was presented to the courts many years to no avail.

Featuring straightforward and accessible verses, this collection is designed for readers of all backgrounds. The poetry is organized into thematic sections, allowing for a seamless exploration of relatable emotions and experiences. Each poem emphasizes clarity and simplicity, making it an ideal choice for those new to poetry or seeking a refreshing, uncomplicated read. With its engaging style, the book invites readers to reflect on life's nuances through an easily digestible format.

Exploring Cuba's cultural politics, this study delves into the nation's complex history through its literature, highlighting prominent authors like Nancy Morejón and Alejo Carpentier. Utilizing diverse interpretive methods, including mythopoetic analysis and phenomenology, the book examines historical themes presented by significant literary figures. It offers a poetic perspective on Cuba's rich and tumultuous past, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in Latin American history and culture.