Cristina García writes fiction about Cuban and Cuban American families, exile, memory and the competing stories that relatives tell about politics and the past. Dreaming in Cuban moves among women in one family divided between Cuba and the United States, while The Agüero Sisters follows estranged sisters whose family history is tied to scientific work and political rupture. García often uses multiple viewpoints and elements of magical realism without allowing one version of history to dominate. Useful catalogue terms include Cuban American fiction, family sagas, migration narratives and Latin American-inflected literary fiction. Read more Less
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