The book, co-edited with Professor Angel Esteban (Universidad de Granada), encompasses 13 essays by leading researchers in the fields of Hispanic and Cuban Studies. The book opens with a section devoted to José Martí (1853-1895), the Cuban author whose innovative writings constitute one of the foundational pillars of cultural and national identity in Cuba and the Americas. Modernismo(s) addresses the plurality and diversity of a literary era, whose cultural impact continues enriching the critical directions of Spanish American literary historiography. The book closes with a section on Cuban Studies, a key area in the current scholarly conversation on Hispanic cultural identity.