We go through life reading and learning from famous historians like Salvador Brau, but we do not really know them or care about their personal lives, their accomplishments, and their failures. Nor do we really know anything about their families. The pain they suffered in the loss of grandparents, parents, and children, as well as siblings.

In this next chapter, we discover through the author’s own words what he did for employment before he became the famous author of Puerto Rico’s history.