The collection of stories "Wolves in the Night" by Cuban author Ángel Santiesteban tells of a different Cuba, far from the postcard idyll and the seemingly carefree Caribbean lifestyle: disturbing, penetrating, and highly political. Unwavering, Ángel Santiesteban raises his voice against arbitrariness and oppression. His stories are interwoven with personal experiences, ranging from fantastical to shockingly real: a character disappears from her novel to escape censorship; a hungry pack of men sets out into the darkness of night to steal the flesh of dead cattle; amidst a lively celebration, a soldier is haunted by memories of the Angola War.