Hola. No tienes que reservar pero estamos cerrado 31 de diciembre hasta 5 de enero para un descanso bien bien bien ganado ;) No tenemos comida pero colaboramos con 2 cafeterias al lado lo cuales tienen pizzas, sandwich, y comidas completas para menos de $2. Que tenga un buen viaje!

Hi there. Sorry for the delay in responding. Terrible connectivity problems here as you know! We sell our books AND have a lending library for Cubans. This is part of our commitment to total access for everyone

Hola. Cuba Libro is part of the vanguard of 'cuenta propismo' - privately-owned business since 2013.

Hola twofishes! With great pleasure. This is our list of books, updated on Feb 6, that our community has come to us seeking. Have a great trip and thanks for your support! • How to Prepare for the IELTS • IELTS Official Practice Materials: Vol I & II (Cuba Libro regular and volunteer Denny is studying to get certified in English translation and requested these IELTS materials) • Michael Gross, Fire & Fury • Harold Pintner, The White and the Black • Anything by Tennessee Williams • Neil Gaiman, American Gods • Mark Mauson, The Art of Not Giving a F*ck • Philip Greene, To Have and Have Another • Herman Portocarero, Havana Without Makeup • Gavin de Becker, The Gift of Fear: Survival Signals that Protect Us from Violence • Anything by John McPhee • Anything by Henry Miller • Anything by Anais Nin • Anything by David Rowe (these following are all renowned caricaturists and are requested by Cuban artist and Cuba Libro collaborator Brady) • Anything by Steve Brodner • Anything by Kevin Kallaugher • Anything by Anita Kuhn • Anything by Graeme Mackay • Anything by Rob Dunlavey • Anything by Steve Breen • Anything by Tom Fluharty • Thor Heyerdahl, The Kon-Tiki Expedition • Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost • Rebecca Solnit, Wanderlust: A History of Walking • Rebecca Solnit, Men Explain Things to Me • Arundhati Roy, The God of Small Things • Lonely Planet, Cuba • 500 Hidden Secrets in Havana • John Hejduk, The Education of an Architect • Cintio Vitier & Daisaku Ikeda José Marti: Cuban Apostole: A Dialogue (2013) • Anything by José Martí • Levon Helm, This Wheel’s on Fire • The Complete Beatles Songs, Steve Turner (this is hugely popular and a local design collective is anxious to get a copy! We have a copy as reference) • Anything by JD Salinger • The Daily Show, Jon Stewart et al • Black Hole, Charles Burus • The Complete Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi • Dracula, Mike Mignola • Ronin, Frank Miller • Batman: Year One, Frank Miller • Kingdom Come, Mark Waid & Alex Ross • V for Vendetta, Alan Moore • Watchmen, Alan Moore • Portnoy’s Complaint, Philip Roth • Negroes with Guns, Robert Williams • A Contemporary Cuba Reader, Philip Brenner et al, eds • Cuba: A New History, Richard Gott • Any comic books • Anything by Charles Bukowski (especially Women and Factotum) • Drown, Junot Diaz • The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao, Junot Diaz • This is How You Lose Her, Junot Diaz • The Poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson • Nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson • Where the Boys Are, Van Gosse • Prose Contribution to the Cuban Revolution, Allen Ginsberg • Planet Cuba, Rachel Price • Back Channel to Cuba, Peter Kornbluh • Listen Yankee!: Why Cuba Matters, Tom Hayden • Double Life of Deacon Brody, R.L. Stevenson • Time Out Film Guide (2009 or later) • Rolling Stone, Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll • Anything by Naomi Klein • Sartre on Cuba, Sartre • Talking to Fidel, Peter Kornbluh • World Guide, New Internationalist • Adios Muchachos, Daniel Chavarria • Jimmy Corrigan, Chris Ware • Memorias del Fuego, Eduardo Galeano • Cocktail Time in Cuba, Basil Woon • Buena Vista in the Club, Geoff Baker • What Everyone Should Know about Cuba, Julia Sweig • Cuba/Havana Guidebooks • Cubana: Contemporary Fiction by Cuban Women, Mirta Yáñez (ed) • Open Your Eyes and Soar: Cuban Women Writing Now, Mary G. Berg, ed • Havana is a Really Big City, Sarah Cooper, ed • Disconnect, Nancy Alonso • Ophelias, Aida Bahr • A Corner of the World, Mylene Fernández Pintado • The Old Man and the Sea, E Hemingway • The Sun Also Rises, E Hemingway • The Beautiful and the Damned, F Scott Fitzgerald • The Man Who Loved Dogs, Leonardo Padura • Havana Red, (or Blue or Black) Leonardo Padura • Vital Signs, Pedro de Jesus • New Short Fiction from Cuba, J. Loss & E. Whitfield, eds • Cuba on the Edge, M. Berg, P. Carmell, & A. Fountain, eds • Cuba: A Traveler’s Literary Companion, A.L. Bardach, ed • A Contemporary Cuba Reader, Philip Brenner, ed • Cuban Revelations: Behind the Scenes in Havana, Marc Frank • Cuban Economic and Social Development: Policy Reforms and Challenges in the 21st Century, Jorge Dominguez, ed • Best Women’s Travel Writing, ed by Lavinia Spalding • Anything by Paco Ignacio Taibo II (especially his non fiction; in English, please) • Underworld, Don Delillo • Mao II, Don Delillo • Great Jones Street, Don Delillo • Auto/Biographies (of any type; Cubans love them) • Cookbooks

Hello Gilroy California (have you seen our garlic here? a clove is the size of my pinkie nail; we could use some of your wonderful crops!)! I don't like to publish the PO box address on the internet...there are a lot of haters out there. Would you mind dropping us an email at cubalibrohavana(at)gmail(dot) and we can send it that way? thanks in advance for your support. Conner & Team Cuba Libro

Here it is! Thanks in advance for your support: • Any comic books • Anything by Charles Bukowski • Drown, Junot Diaz • Confederacy of Dunces, John Kennedy Toole • The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao, Junot Diaz • This is How You Lose Her, Junot Diaz • The Alice B Toklas Cookbook • The Poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson • Nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson • Ulysses, James Joyce • Meditations on First Philosophy, René Descartes • Infinite Jest, David Foster Wallace • Where the Boys Are, Van Gosse • Prose Contribution to the Cuban Revolution, Allen Ginsberg • Planet Cuba, Rachel Price • Back Channel to Cuba, Peter Kornbluh • Listen Yankee!: Why Cuba Matters, Tom Hayden • Double Life of Deacon Brody, R.L. Stevenson • Time Out Film Guide (2009 or later) • Rolling Stone, Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll • Anything by Naomi Klein • Sartre on Cuba, Sartre • Quiet, Susan Cain • Talking to Fidel, Peter Kornbluh • World Guide, New Internationalist • Empire, Tony Negri • Adios Muchachos, Daniel Chavarria • Jimmy Corrigan, Chris Ware • Memorias del Fuego, Eduardo Galeano • Cocktail Time in Cuba, Basil Woon • Buena Vista in the Club, Geoff Baker • What Everyone Should Know about Cuba, Julia Sweig • Cuba/Havana Guidebooks • Cubana: Contemporary Fiction by Cuban Women, Mirta Yáñez (ed) • Open Your Eyes and Soar: Cuban Women Writing Now, Mary G. Berg, ed • Havana is a Really Big City, Sarah Cooper, ed • Disconnect, Nancy Alonso • Ophelias, Aida Bahr • A Corner of the World, Mylene Fernández Pintado • Islands in the Stream, E Hemingway • For Whom the Bell Tolls, E Hemingway • The Old Man and the Sea, E Hemingway • The Man Who Loved Dogs, Leonardo Padura • Havana Red, (or Blue or Black) Leonardo Padura • Vital Signs, Pedro de Jesus • New Short Fiction from Cuba, J. Loss & E. Whitfield, eds • Cuba on the Edge, M. Berg, P. Carmell, & A. Fountain, eds • Cuba: A Traveler’s Literary Companion, A.L. Bardach, ed • A Contemporary Cuba Reader, Philip Brenner, ed • Cuban Revelations: Behind the Scenes in Havana, Marc Frank • Cuban Economic and Social Development: Policy Reforms and Challenges in the 21st Century, Jorge Dominguez, ed • Bobos in Paradise, David Brooks • Best Women’s Travel Writing, ed by Lavinia Spalding • The American Promise, Arthur Blaustein • Franklin D Roosevelt, Analysis of his Administration Cuban author request; he’s writing a book on US politics) • Dance with Dragons (Book 5, Game of Thrones), George R R Martin • The Nuremberg Trials, Paul Roland • Skorzeny’s Special Missions, Otto Skorzeny • Auto/Biographies (of any type; Cubans love them) • Cookbooks

Hola from Havana and thanks in advance for your support. Are you on a Road Scholar people-to-people trip? We receive their groups 2x week. If not, please stop by. Here is our list of targeted donations (ie titles/subjects our community has asked us to seek out specifically): • Back Channel to Cuba, Peter Kornbluh • Double Life of Deacon Brody, R.L. Stevenson • Memories of My Father, Barack Obama • Freefall, Joseph E. Stiglitz. • Time Out Film Guide (2009 or later) • Rolling Stone, Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll • Howl, Allen Ginsberg • The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test, Tom Wolfe • Anything by Ray Bradbury • Anything by Edgar Allen Poe • Anything by Junot Diaz • Anything by Naomi Klein • Mary Poppins, ML Travers • Stuart Little, E.B.White • Sartre on Cuba, Sartre • Quiet, Susan Cain • Future Shock, E Toffler • Talking to Fidel, Peter Kornbluh • Short Stories, F Scott Fitzgerald • World Guide, New Internationalist • Empire, Tony Negri • Adios Muchachos, Daniel Chavarria • Letters from a Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King • Jimmy Corrigan, Chris Ware • Memorias del Fuego, Eduardo Galeano • Cocktail Time in Cuba, Basil Woon • Buena Vista in the Club, Geoff Baker • Looking for the Girl Who Loves to Dance, Mary Higgins Clark • James and the Giant Peach, Roald Dahl • Where the Wild Things Are, Maurice Sendak (or anything by him) • A Bargain for Frances (or anything from Frances series), Russell and Lillian Hoban • The Art of War, Sun Tzu • The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Rebecca Skloot • What Everyone Should Know about Cuba, Julia Sweig • Cuba/Havana Guidebooks • Cubana: Contemporary Fiction by Cuban Women, Mirta Yáñez (ed) • Open Your Eyes and Soar: Cuban Women Writing Now, Mary G. Berg, ed • Havana is a Really Big City, Sarah Cooper, ed • Disconnect, Nancy Alonso • Ophelias, Aida Bahr • A Corner of the World, Mylene Fernández Pintado (forthcoming) • The Man Who Loved Dogs, Leonardo Padura • Havana Red, Leonardo Padura • Vital Signs, Pedro de Jesus • New Short Fiction from Cuba, J. Loss & E. Whitfield, eds • Cuba on the Edge, M. Berg, P. Carmell, & A. Fountain, eds • Cuba: A Traveler’s Literary Companion, A.L. Bardach, ed • Cuban Revelations: Behind the Scenes in Havana, Marc Frank • Cuban Economic and Social Development: Policy Reforms and Challenges in the 21st Century, Jorge Dominguez, ed • Best Women’s Travel Writing, ed by Lavinia Spalding • A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams • Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Robert M Pirsig • Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle • The American Promise, Arthur Blaustein • All Honorable Men, James Stewart Martin (Cuban author request; he’s writing a book on US politics) • Franklin D Roosevelt, Analysis of his Administration Cuban author request; he’s writing a book on US politics) • Dance with Dragons (Book 5, Game of Thrones), George R R Martin • Auto/Biographies (of any type; Cubans love them) • Cookbooks • Textbooks on film • Textbooks on accounting • Textbooks on Clojure (a computer programming language) • Anything on boat navigation • Anything on physical fitness

Trip Advisor's guidelines won't let me send you an email address (even though that is the question that was asked). Let's see if we can get around it. The address is Cuba Libro Havana (but all one word) at gmail. You know the rest. They sent me a list of things they'd like to have, many of which were on my shelf.