Hopping in the Footsteps of Che Guevara

Hopping in the Footsteps of Che Guevara: A Memoir is not only a searing recollection of the author, George P A Dover's bittersweet experiences of living and studying in Castro's Cuba for five years ( 1977 - 1981 ). It is also a revealing dichotomy of the mindset, sheer willpower, and determination of a young man who discovers his passion for the Spanish language and refuses to let societal perception, parental objections, and male ego stop him from pursuing it to the fullest. In addition, Hopping in the Footsteps of Che Guevara: A memoir is a soul-searching re-examination of the author's journey from insecurity caused by congenital amputations to the ultimate discovery of his true and authentic self. Blessed with the privilege to study in the country that his revolutionary hero, Che Guevara, had helped liberate and once called home, George P A Dover seized the opportunity and hopped, thanks to the swag caused by his prosthesis, with remarkable achievements - even historic - on the same soil that Che shed his blood.