Reina won in 2014 the Cuban National Prize of Literature after a life as a marginal writer. Reina stays most of time at home, her roof, reading and writing. Protected from the city, but using it as address for her past, she finds spiritual harmony hidden in words, reconstructing…
Reina won in 2014 the Cuban National Prize of Literature after a life as a marginal writer. Reina stays most of time at home, her roof, reading and writing. Protected from the city, but using it as address for her past, she finds spiritual harmony hidden in words, reconstructing herself by the speech. If images don't get old, words neither. She stays between one and another, but pendulum also generates time and a trajectory. And so, Reina achieves the success she will regret. Followed or alone, she faces fragments of old memories. Wars. Wasted loves. Marginally, being part of a critical world made for few. Written by Lucas Bonolo