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Ernest Hemingway: Just 'Cause? (Hemingway anecdote) In 1926, Ernest Hemingway left his first wife (Hadley Richardson) and their smal... Ernest Hemingway: Boum! (Hemingway anecdote) While courting his fourth wife, Mary, in Paris in 1944, Ernest Hemingway, accord... Ernest Hemingway: Hemingway Under Fire (Hemingway anecdote) In 1992, Ernest Hemingway's sons (John, Patrick and Gregory) formed Hemingway Lt... Young Hemingway (Hemingway anecdote) Shortly after Ernest Hemingway's birth, his mother began acting out a bizarre fa... For Whom the Bell Tolls? (Hemingway anecdote) Ernest Hemingway was once approached by an autograph-seeker in a Sun Valley rest... Moveable Feast (Hemingway anecdote) During the course of one particularly hard Parisian winter, Ernest Hemingway res... Scribner's Notepad (Hemingway anecdote) Ernest Hemingway's contract with Scribner's contained an important clause prohib... Old Man and the Flea (Hemingway anecdote) In 2002, magazine editor and writer Kathryn Bold won Hemispheres magazine's Imit... Heavy Drinker (Hemingway anecdote) "At El Floridita, Ernest Hemingway made a Papa Doble by combining two and one-ha... Ernest Hemingway: Watering Hole (Hemingway anecdote) The garden behind Ernest Hemingway's home in Key West once boasted a curious fou... Minor Change? (Hemingway anecdote) One day Ernest Hemingway's son Patrick asked him to edit a story which he had wr... Fitzgerald & Hemingway (Hemingway anecdote) F. Scott Fitzgerald had a low opinion of Ernest Hemingway as a human being. ("He... Hemingway (Hemingway anecdote) Toward the end of his life, Ernest Hemingway began to suffer from mental illness... Hemingway / Drunken Fool? (Hemingway anecdote) In 1928, on the recommendation of writer John Dos Passos, Ernest Hemingway moved... Leicester Hemingway: New Atlantis (Hemingway anecdote) In 1964, Leicester Hemingway (Ernest Hemingway's little brother) built an 8-by-3... Noteworthy? (Hemingway anecdote) In 1918, near the end of World War I, Ernest Hemingway was wounded at Fossalta d... For Whom the Bell Tolls (Hemingway anecdote) In 1961, Ernest Hemingway blew his head off with a double-barreled 12-gauge Engl... Hemingway in Paris (Hemingway anecdote) Shortly after wedding his first wife, Hadley Richardson, in Chicago in September... Ernest Hemingway & William Faulkner: Big Words (Hemingway anecdote) Ernest Hemingway won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1954, five years after it... Hemingway Unbound? (Hemingway anecdote) One day in the 1920s, Ernest Hemingway collected all of his short story manuscri... Bullfighting Hemingway (Hemingway anecdote) Ernest Hemingway - whose Death in the Afternoon is often called "the Bull... Ernest Hemingway: Casting Insults (Hemingway anecdote) "Ernest Hemingway did not hold any of the film adaptations of his work in high r... Ernest Hemingway: To Picasso with Love (Hemingway anecdote) "Ernest Hemingway covered both the Spanish Civil War and World War II as a war c... Old Man and the Sea (Hemingway anecdote) Ernest Hemingway was once sued by a 70-year-old Cuban fisherman named Miguel Ram... Hemingway's Cats (Hemingway anecdote) After Ernest Hemingway's divorce from his third wife, the journalist Martha Gell... Boxing Referee (Hemingway anecdote) "One day, some time in the 1930s, Shine Forbes was acting as a second to a young... Hemingway & Welles (Hemingway anecdote) "The Spanish Civil War, the second of three wars in which Hemingway saw action, ... [Back To Browsing/Searching page]

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