Jake Inman’s Reviews > Cuba: An American History > Status Update

It's not very good. The writing is weird and pretty bad, constant repetition of information we already learned 2 chapters ago. Odd narrative choices, like namedropping Diego Velasquez, then referring to him as "the Cuban governor" the rest of the chapter, then namedropping him again in the modern era to point out one of his descendants. How did this win a Pulitzer?