Reinaldo Arenas, a Cuban writer known for his resistance to normative ideologies, is discussed in this podcast. The speakers explore the relevance of Arenas's work in the contemporary curriculum, his connections with other queer exiled individuals, his rewriting of Cuban history, and the cohesive pedagogy found in his writing. They also reflect on their experience of co-authoring during the pandemic and discuss their ongoing projects.

Reinaldo Arenas, a Cuban writer and activist, is discussed in this podcast. The speakers delve into the significance of Arenas, his identity as a queer individual, and his activism in revolutionary Cuba. They also explore his relationship with the en français group, Adonis' rewriting of Cuban history, and the cohesive nature of Arenas' pedagogy. The authors of the book reflect on their collaborative writing experience, drawing inspiration from personal and historical contexts.