For the Guardian, he compiled a list of his "top 10 island books." One title on the list:
Our Man in Havana by Graham GreeneRead about all ten titles.
For me this is an uncharacteristic Greene novel: light and funny, sometimes almost whimsical despite the satire on bureaucracy, the Cold War and organisational cover-ups. Not as powerful as his best, but like all his fiction it is vivid, memorable and the story moves effortlessly between Cuba and England.
--Marshal Zeringue