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Albert Camus

Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.

Friday, September 14, 2018

fictional characters set in real events - From the Halls of Cuba by C E Porch

It is a story with fictional characters set in real events and the failed attempts to regain a lost life...all leading its American characters to participate in Indochina during WW II, the Bay of Pigs and into the Vietnam War. 

Description:

Published: August 19th, 2018

This is the story of an American family becoming part of the Cuban fabric before and after the Spanish-American War 1898 with all its exhilaration, corruption, and exploitation. 

It is a story with fictional characters set in real events and the failed attempts to regain a lost life...all leading its American characters to participate in Indochina during WW II, the Bay of Pigs and into the Vietnam War. 

From author's website: “At the end of the 19th Century the United States had emerged as a nation finally united and taking full advantage of the industrial revolution,” said author C.E. Porch. “Theodore Roosevelt was stepping onto the world stage with America becoming a world power. Cuba was a lynch pin, a stage where the show begins… I have used historical events and characters, some I knew personally, and others extrapolated from real events in order to put some things into context and give the reader a little insight to history in the background… This is a story of the Scott family which rode that wave into the 20th Century with all its wars, prosperities and depressions as reflected in the mirror of Cuba…until Fidel…”

About the author:
C.E. Porch is a retired lawyer, whose father had a business in Cuba before Fidel, and he jumped out of a lot of “perfectly good airplanes” with his green beret stuffed inside his US Army fatigue jacket.

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2 comments:

CCAM said...

when the author does a good research regarding the period and the events, then this kind of stories could be a pleasant way to learn some history that one cannot find in history books

Mikhail R said...

Good art work. Should be an interesting historical fiction book. Good luck. No question for the author.