FIDEL IS DEAD!
A Novel of the Cuban Aftermath
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About the Book
Into the post-Castro, post-Communist turbulence comes media mogul Gordon Samson on a White House mission to Cuba. He is determined to avoid the political struggle in which a junta of military officers and Cuban American businessmen seize power. It is supported by unscrupulous U.S. officials, Congressmen and industrialists seeking to profit from the upheaval. Gordon is sucked into the insurrection that erupts into an international scandal on TV with tumultuous Congressional hearings in the U.S. For some it is an aftermath of smashed careers and wrecked lives but not without its measure of romance, retribution and redemption for others.
About the Author
Schoolteacher, journalist, radio playwright, advertising agency CEO, author, lecturer and consultant to USAID of the U.S. State Department, The World Bank, the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations. A special adviser to the heads of Unicef and the World Health Organization (WHO) of the U.N., he pioneered Social Marketing, the new strategy for applying marketing methods to health education programs including a stint in Cuba for that government with U.S. approval. He is the author of SOCIAL MARKETING: New Imperative for Public Health and the forthcoming To Stand With Kings, an autobiography. Fidel Is Dead is his first novel.