Talk:Our Man in Havana

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Why not?olivier 08:51 Jan 17, 2003 (UTC)

[edit] horrible summary

this is the worst summary i read. whoever wrote it should learn to speak proper english

Well, if your own English is so great (which it isn't, judging from the above first sentence of yours), why don't you edit it a little? Hayford Peirce 06:30, 26 Oct 2004 (UTC)

There are also some factual errors here. (See the Amazon.com reviews if you must include the plot.)

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This is such a terrible summary of a great book. I may do a rewrite later, but jesus, man. . . So bad. . . -Foster.

I tried to edit the grammar, but there are still so many things that could be corrected. Wow.

Without sniping at the grammar of the person who got off their arse and actually wrote this thing, I would say that the synopsis would be massively improved by mentioning Hasselbacher, who is arguably one of two pivotal characters in the book. I will do it if I find time, but if anybody else does have time sooner, then it would improve the page Buyo 16:40, 25 February 2007 (UTC)