Abstract
The 2012 winner of Cuba's National Prize for Literature, Leonardo Padura is perhaps best known for his Havana Quartet detective series. Writing from the house where he was born, near Havana, Padura has authored several novels as well as short fiction and essays. The English translation of El hombre que amaba a los perros (The Man Who Loved Dogs), forthcoming in December, will be Padura's first U.S. publication. Here he discusses his work, Cuban society, the social function of the writer as rememberer, and ideas of utopia.
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