The film tie-in edition of the established modern classic.

Che Guevara's own story of the Cuban revolution. Written in 1960, just after the 1956-59 revolution and originally intended as a manual for the other guerrilla movements of Latin America, it grew into Che's classic account of the motivations and justifications of revolution.

The complete text of the campaign diaries kept by Guevara in the Congo in 1965-1966 where he led 100 Cuban guerilla fighters in a campaign to help the oppressed peoples of Africa throw off the yoke of colonial imperialism.

Throughout his travels around Latin America, Che Guevara kept a spasmodic diary in which he recorded his impressions of his two-year journey. This was a formative period in his life and the diary illustrates the transformation from idealist student into political activist.

Che Guevara, the larger-than-life hero of the 1959 revolutionary victory that overturned the Cuban dictatorship, believed that revolution would also topple the imperialist governments in Latin America.

Awakening of a Continent. One of the Latin American continent's most famous revolutionary voices paints an overarching vision of the area in a natural sequel to 'The Motorcycle Diaries'.

Che's firsthand account of the Bolivia mission - now the basis of a Steven Soderbergh film to be released in 2006 starring Benicio del Toro as Che.

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A Revolutionary Approach to Marxist Economy. A first important publication of Che's highly controversial and much-speculated critique of the Soviet economic model.