I've met some beautiful pets. First: my own cats. KP3 and the sexiness 😏. Odisseus and... Sir, that's my clean laundry 😭 A cute puppy in the taxi way home. Nice to meet you, smiling kitty A shameless

Hi everybody! This gorgeous baby is Nagini. She's not dangerous and veeeery patient with her fans. My mum almost got a 💜 attack when she saw these pics but I'm sure you'll love her 🥺

ENG: I visited the Fragua Martiana, a site built on the only remaining ruins of the San Lázaro quarries, where José Martí endured political imprisonment with forced labor when he was barely a young man.

In February, I found out I had won the 2025 Calendario Award for Science Fiction and Fantasy, one of the most important awards for under-35s in Cuba. I don't have any photos of that because the ceremony

ENG: The Malecón is my favorite place in all of Havana. The salt that sticks to my glasses and lips, the beach sun, the rebellious waves that leap over the wall and cool your mind 😅 I think everyone born

A category 5 hurricane is heading straight for my home. Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba endangered. Hurricane Melissa is a huge threat for Cuba.

Survey Greetings, community. The illustrator of my book, “Just a Bit of Chaos,” has just sent me some possible cover images, and since I found all of them interesting I need your help. Survey. Vote.

Today I visited the Plaza de San Francisco in Old Havana. It's a place famous for many things; I remember it used to be called "the pigeon square" (though this time, I didn't see many pigeons).

Coffee at Bigote Gato, a place with a tremendous history whose existence I was unaware of. After finishing an errand in Old Havana, we got a craving for coffee. Since we were newly made friends (an interesting

Jesús del Monte: A Piece of Havana's History, Far from the Tourist Trail/ Jesús del Monte: un pedazo de Historia habanera lejos del foco turístico (ENG/ESP) From my Havana apartment, two landmarks are

When the Global Cat Distribution System does its thing 🐾 Hello, community friends! 👋 Today I'm here to introduce you to my two babies: KP3 (the older one) and Odysseus (the younger one). Both are rescues.

Today I'm going to review a book that I can only describe as essential but difficult. Not because it's bad, quite the opposite, nor because it's complex (which it is, but not in the way one might imagine),

The other day, I was in the city of Las Tunas for a literary event and I got to visit this café with such an interesting theme again. Let me introduce you to Hogwarts, a tiny Harry Potter-themed space

Havana's Chinatown was the largest in Latin America and came to be considered the second most important in the world after San Francisco's (USA). It is located very close to the Capitol, right in the heart

On Wednesday, leaving a meeting at my third job, I ran into my friend Milho, another writer. We decided to have a coffee, which turned into lunch, and today I'll tell you more about the place. It's a

Walking down Calle G in Vedado, a sign immediately caught my attention. The café is called “Cafecito and Gossip.” And of course, I had to go in and bring you, just as the name suggests, the gossip. It's

One of the first things any Cuban child learns is that the Apostle, the National Hero, José Martí, was born on January 28, 1853, in a humble little house on Paula Street, in Havana. Not long ago, I had

Today, I bring you a fascinating book, a cult classic of science fiction, winner of a Hugo Award, full of literary references and intertextuality of all kinds. We're talking about Hyperion, by Dan Simmons.

I confess I went to this place with full intention. City walls are one of those structures one directly associates with specific eras. Santiago de Cuba, my city, never had one (that I know of). But it