Reese Erlich Libri

The book offers an in-depth exploration of Cuba's complex relationship with the United States, weaving together insights from popular culture, the economy, and politics. Through original photography and firsthand reporting from Havana and Miami, the author examines the influence of the Cuba Lobby and reflects on the legacy of the Cuban Revolution nearly 50 years later. It critically assesses the challenges and options for the next American president, concluding with thoughts on potential policy changes in the wake of Fidel Castro's death.

Based on first-hand reporting from Syria and Washington, journalist Reese Erlich unravels the complex dynamics underlying the Syrian civil war. Through vivid, on-the-ground accounts and interviews with both rebel leaders and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Erlich gives the reader a better understanding of this momentous power struggle and why it matters. Through his many contacts inside Syria, the author reveals who is supporting Assad and why; he describes the agendas of the rebel factions; and he depicts in stark terms the dire plight of many ordinary Syrian people caught in the cross-fire. The book also provides insights into the role of the Kurds, the continuing influence of Iran, and the policies of American leaders who seem interested only in protecting US regional interests. Disturbing and enlightening at once, this timely book shows you not only what is happening inside Syria but why it is so important for the Middle East, the US, and the world.

Drawing on extensive first-hand reporting from both Iran and the United States, this book delves into the complex and tumultuous history between the two nations. It examines how this fraught relationship has culminated in a misguided confrontation regarding nuclear technology, offering insights into the political dynamics and misunderstandings that have shaped current tensions.