In a brief interview, the author (Bob) discusses a high‑profile endorsement for his book: Mariel Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway’s granddaughter, wrote a foreword. Bob explains that his Cuban heritage connects his work to the setting of "The Old Man and the Sea," making Mariel a fitting advocate. He emphasizes how the foreword adds personal and literary significance to his book.
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