100 Places in Cuba Every Woman Should Go. Conner Gorry

100 Places in Cuba Every Woman Should Go

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Art Direction: Kimberly Nelson

Cover Design: Kimberly Nelson

Cover Photo: Mariele O’Reilly

Interior Design and Page Layout: Howie Severson/Fortuitous Publishing

Author Photo: Jack Kenny

Image credits: pg. 58: http://laventana.casa.cult.cu/media/zinnia/images/textoroberto.jpg; pg. 87: Ice Boy Tell; pg. 149: Kirua; pg. 166: Wilder Mendez / Lezumbalaberenjena at en.wikipedia; pg. 202: John M. Kennedy T. (restoration work based on public domain old sources); pg. 215: Axelode;

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available upon request

ISBN 978-1-60952-129-5 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-60952-130-1 (ebook)

ISBN 978-1-60952-167-7 (hard cover)

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For Sandra Gorry, world traveler and Mom Extraordinaire,

who encouraged me from a very young age to “live your dreams.”

Cubans—all of them, male or female, young or old, rich or poor, have so much charm, that one can be lenient about their faults.

Yes, charm is the national industry, all right. To be simpático

is as natural and as necessary to a Cuban as breathing.