Myself for Dummies

Miguel de Cervantes wrote in his "Don Quixote" that every person is responsible for

his/her realities in life. I believe that this book is in some areas a real confirmation

of this sentence, it is a compilation of daily needs in the life of a human being. I wrote

the book drawing from more than just different personal experiences, it's philosophy,

love, belonging, loneliness, disillusion, religion, history, communism, my imagination,

sex, social situation in US and even jokes and irony itself, common denominators in

each person living in our planet today.

I am both a Canadian and an American citizen, perhaps fiercely proud of both

citizenships. My literature works consist of various writings in the Toronto Star and

the Toronto Sun Canadian newspapers, some theatre for children and co-author of

the book "Vivir es Esto", Dunken Editorial, Argentina. My work is as an electrician

and electronic technician for the City of Durham, NC, US. You could consider me

as a thespian who loves writing.

This book is me, my personality. It's about what life has done to me and, of course,

about what I have done to life. But please let me tell you that I am not a writer,

although I really enjoy writing and reading.

Cuba had Fulgencio Batista, an incompetent capitalist dictator before Fidel Castro.

At that time my poor father always dreamed of publishing articles and books. He

died without accomplishing it, the Cuban society forced him to become a full time

silent person so he just failed. Then Fidel Castro, whom I call Emperor Castro the First, took

control of the country, the enthusiast Cubans approved his changes. I was also a walking

failure in the island because I simply inherited my father's dream. But I do not feel a nil

person in North America, that's why you are reading this book at this very moment.

The Cubans running away from planes bound to Russia in Gander, Newfoundland, Canada,

occupied a big part of this book. They requested political asylum in Canada. I was one of

those Cubans.

There are many different topics in this book, I will be extremely happy if you laugh.

I will consider myself an English speaking writer if I make you think while reading my

book.

Two Noble prize winners have influenced a lot in my life: Lord Bertrand Russell and Jean

Paul Sartre. The humility of Mahatma Gandhi impresses me even today. Like Socrates

I say "I only know that I know nothing"

Find a relation of the information sources that were extremely helpful in writing

this book:

Miami Herald, FL, US