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Ana Hebra Flaster "Property of the Revolution" Book Signing

Ana Hebra Flaster "Property of the Revolution" Book Signing

Rivier University is pleased to host Ana Hebra Flaster, author and member of the institution’s Board of Trustees, for a book signing as she presents her new memoir, Property of the Revolution.

The book signing is scheduled for Monday, May 5 at 1 p.m. at the University’s Regina Library. Ana will also lead a discussion and take audience questions.

The historical narrative captures her family’s transformation from pro-Castro revolutionaries in a vibrant Havana barrio to refugees seeking a new life in the New Hampshire mill town of Nashua. Flaster’s memoir offers a personal exploration of loss, reinvention, and the immigrant experience.

Flaster has written extensively about Cuba and the Cuban American experience for major publications, including the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and Boston Globe. Her powerful storytelling and commentaries have also been featured on National Public Radio and PBS’s “Stories from the Stage”, offering audiences a rich and immersive perspective on identity, belonging, and resilience.

Copies of Property of the Revolution will be available for purchase through the event registration page. The general public is invited to join the Rivier community for the book signing.

Regina Library, Rivier University
01:00 PM - 02:00 PM on Mon, 5 May 2025

Event Supported By

Rivier University
marketing@rivier.edu
Regina Library, Rivier University
2 Clement St
Nashua, New Hampshire 03060
603-888-1311
marketing@rivier.edu

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