Lunes de Revolución

literary boom in Cuba. The magazine Lunes de Revolución was developed to be a weekly version of the magazine Revolución. The magazine was edited by Guillermo

was also head of the literary magazine Lunes de Revolución, a supplement to the Communist newspaper Revolución; however, this supplement was prohibited

cultural center, first with the group of Orígenes, and then with Lunes de Revolución. In Colombia the rural novels of Eduardo Caballero Calderón were

He was appointed as director of Lunes de Revolución, a weekly literary supplement to the Cuban magazine Revolución. Cabrera Infante's relations with

emphasized the arts and literature, launching the literary supplement Lunes de Revolución, which was directed by Guillermo Cabrera Infante and featured high