Nick Caistor writes and broadcasts widely on Latin America and Cuba. He is the author of numerous books, including Mexico City: A Cultural History (Interlink).
"At Last, at last, a biography of Che Guevara for grown-ups! Nick
Caistor, well-known for years as a commentator on Latin America for
the BBC, has produced a study of a man who is all too often treated
either as a plaster saint incapable of doing wrong or as some devil
from the deepest pit of Marxism-Leninism. Caistor portrays him with
sympathy and elegance as what he was, a human being with doubts and
weaknesses, which he combined with a devotion to the world's
poor."--Hugh O'Shaughnessy, journalist
"Ever balanced, the author provides a clear view of Che, his
passion for outcasts, and his flaws in judgment ... A readable,
interesting, and highly recommended biography for all readers."
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