Born in Havana in 1950, Carlos Eire left his homeland in 1962, one of fourteen thousand unaccompanied children airlifted out of Cuba by Operation Pedro Pan. After living in a series of foster homes in Florida and Illinois, he was reunited with his mother in Chicago in 1965. His father, who died in 1976, never left Cuba. After earning his Ph.D. at Yale University in 1979, Carlos Eire taught at St. John's University in Minnesota for two years and at the University of Virginia for fifteen. He is now the T. Lawrason Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale University. He lives in Guilford, Connecticut, with his wife, Jane, and their three children.
...5:30 pm–7:30 pm Princeton, NJ - The Arts Council of Princeton will host a reception for Carlos Eire on Friday February 17 at 5:30 p.m. Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale University, and winner of the National Book Award, Carlos Eire,...
...8:00 pm Come discuss the book WAITING FOR SNOW IN HAVANA: CONFESSIONS OF A CUBAN BOY by Carlos Eire. This discussion is part of a month-long series of events celebrating Cuban culture at the Connolly Branch Library. Other related events: ...
...about his parents? experience as Cuban exiles. This is an interesting topic, and so I decided to ask Carlos Eire, a professor of history and religious studies at Yale University ? and author of the National Book Award-winning memoir ?? ? for his take....
...about his parents? experience as Cuban exiles. This is an interesting topic, and so I decided to ask Carlos Eire, a professor of history and religious studies at Yale University ? and author of the National Book Award-winning memoir ?? ? for his take....
...Master storytellers Anthony Doerr and Frederick Reiken explore interrelated lives, while Carlos Eire describes being airlifted out of Cuba. Rick Springfield recalls his life as a pop star, Michael Scott Moore looks at worldwide surfing culture, and...
...heritage are topics that the Cuban-American community has only begun to address. Readers who enjoyed the memoirs of Carlos Eire and others who have explored this precarious terrain will take a great interest in Hijuelos’s work. AP...
...of authority in his books that is enchanting.Learning to Die in MiamiBy Carlos EireYour next choice is Carlos Eire’s Learning to Die in Miami, which is the second part of his autobiography where he discusses coming to Miami.He is best known for his...
...website where he selects his favorite five books by Cuban authors. He chose works by Leonardo Padura, Carlos Eire, Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Carlos Fuentes and Jose Lezama Lima. Referring to his first choice, “Havana Red” by Leonardo Padura,...
...Guest: Carlos Eire, Cuban American. Carlos is a professor at Yale, a member of the "Peter Pan children" who came to the US in the early 1960s and author of "Learning to...
...us a favor and kicks the bucket. It’s instructive to go back to 2006 and re-read how Carlos Eire, the National Book Award Winner and endowed professor at Yale was treated by the New York Times when they became aware that the column they asked him to...