Guardian.co.uk, March 11, 2010
...years, so I think I should probably give it a go. • For Whom the Bell Tolls by
Ernest Hemingway . I have never read any
Ernest Hemingway, I remarked to myself, alarmed, at a bookshop in Brixton a couple of years ago. How can I never have read any...
Times Colonist, March 7, 2010
...Like most, when the subject of writers who fish comes up, I think of
Ernest Hemingway. As well as being a macho hunting guy, Hemingway loved deep-sea fishing around the Bahamas and Cuba. This inspired his novella, The Old Man and the Sea, about the...
STLtoday.com, March 5, 2010
...A St. Louis Book Fair volunteer uncovered something like buried treasure recently – a signed first edition of
Ernest Hemingway’s novel “A Farewell to Arms.” It’s value is estimated at $5,500-$6,500. It will be auctioned off at Ivey-Selkirk...
Alibi, March 4, 2010
...von Blixen-Finecke, Danish big-game hunter (b. 1886) Here is Meryl Streepâs eulogy for Denys not Bror. 1952 -
Ernest Hemingway completes his short novel The Old Man and the Sea. The book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953 and became one of his bestselling...
Central Utah Daily Herald, March 3, 2010
...is a writer. Before he was a writer, though, he was a reader; he read Mark Twain and
Ernest Hemingway. He's a writer because he learned vocabulary words at home. He's a writer because his mother read to him every evening, because his school had a library...
Yahoo! Games, March 3, 2010
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Ernest Hemingway would probably never have written a video game. Neither would have William Faulkner. But as the literary world faces more and more challenges, it's starting to embrace new...
Miami Herald, March 3, 2010
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Ernest Hemingway's novella The Old Man and the Sea won the Pulitzer Prize and was one of the works cited when the macho author was awarded the Nobel Prize for...
Helium, February 28, 2010
...The Fish That Did Not Get Away The Old Man and the Sea, written by
Ernest Hemingway, was awarded a Nobel Prize in Literature, in the year 1954. It was originally written in 1951, while Hemingway lived in Cuba. The book was published as a novella...
Denver Post, February 28, 2010
...This is how Paris was in the early days when we were very poor and very happy,' concludes
Ernest Hemingway in his novel- with-real-people, 'A Moveable Feast.' In 'Prague,' Arthur Phillips dropped Americans into end-of-last-century Budapest and put them...
KansasCity.com, February 28, 2010
...of imperialism. Orwell’s greatest influence beyond his two classic novels was as a prose stylist. Along with
Ernest Hemingway, he probably influenced the writing of prose more than anyone else in the first half of the 20th century. He developed a...
First Post, February 25, 2010
...the US - has been greeted with considerable tut-tutting in north America. Pulitzers go to the likes of
Ernest Hemingway, Saul Bellow and Norman Mailer - not reporters in raincoats engaged in midnight stakeouts, waiting to catch a politician kissing his...
First Post, February 25, 2010
...the US - has been greeted with considerable tut-tutting in north America. Pulitzers go to the likes of
Ernest Hemingway, Saul Bellow and Norman Mailer - not reporters in raincoats engaged in midnight stakeouts, waiting to catch a politician kissing his...
stuff.co.nz, February 25, 2010
...last documented days of Dickinson and four other writers including Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Henry James and
Ernest Hemingway...
First Post, February 25, 2010
...the US - has been greeted with considerable tut-tutting in north America. Pulitzers go to the likes of
Ernest Hemingway, Saul Bellow and Norman Mailer - not reporters in raincoats engaged in midnight stakeouts, waiting to catch a politician kissing his...
Tehran Times, February 25, 2010
...book series by Penguin under the title of “Writers at Work”. He has translated interviews with William Faulkner,
Ernest Hemingway, Edward Morgan Forster, Georges Simenon and Aldous Huxley...
Bradenton Herald, February 25, 2010
...This is how Paris was in the early days when we were very poor and very happy,' concludes
Ernest Hemingway in his novel-with-real-people 'A Moveable Feast.' In 'Prague,' Arthur Phillips dropped Americans into end-of-last-century Budapest and put them to...
Forbes.com, February 24, 2010
...the world of hellish commutes, gray skies and fitful radiators. Here are three on my winter-reading list: by
Ernest Hemingway by Stefan Zweig Christine, a young girl working in a postoffice in post-World War I Austria, has her life transformed when a...
Yahoo! News, February 24, 2010
...last documented days of Dickinson and four other writers including Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Henry James and
Ernest Hemingway. (Editing by Mark Egan and Cynthia Osterman...
Reuters via Yahoo!, February 24, 2010
...last d days of Dickinson and four other writers including Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Henry James and
Ernest Hemingway. (Editing by Mark Egan and Cynthia Osterman...
Citizens Voice, February 23, 2010
...presidents, artists and industrialists as well as European nobility. William Faulkner called him the father of American literature.
Ernest Hemingway wrote of Twain that all modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain, 'The Adventures of...
Suite101.com, February 23, 2010
...fiction is humorous. Micro and flash fiction can be provocative and moving like this famous six-word piece from
Ernest Hemingway. "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." Flash Fiction Ideas Many flash fiction ideas come to the writer as flashes of thoughts...
Austin Daily Herald, February 18, 2010
...Magazine. Six-Word Memoirs seek to provide a platform for storytelling in all its forms. Taking a cue from
Ernest Hemingway, who, according to literary legend, was once challenged to write a short story in only six words, SMITH Magazine set out to do the...
MyContentBuilder, February 16, 2010
...happened, and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you.' -
Ernest Hemingway Article Source: http://www.mycontentbuilder.com Find a journal and take notes on everything you read. Writing crystalizes thought and helps...
Jakarta Post, February 13, 2010
...be found and learned in books like Tintin, Laskar Pelangi and Lima Menara, or later Paulo Coelho and
Ernest Hemingway. So I would suggest that you give your family a regular treat this Valentines Day - chocolate, roses, etc, etc. More importantly, give...
ArticleBliss.com, February 7, 2010
...and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you " -
Ernest Hemingway Find a journal and take notes on everything you read. Writing crystalizes thought and helps us accomplish our goals. Visit...
KansasCity.com, February 7, 2010
...This is how Paris was in the early days when we were very poor and very happy, concludes
Ernest Hemingway in his novel-with-real-people A Moveable Feast. In Prague, Arthur Phillips dropped Americans into end-of-last-century Budapest and put them to work...
Cherwell Newspaper, February 6, 2010
...and misanthropy clung to him, and he was a notorious recluse. After fighting in the D-Day campaign alongside
Ernest Hemingway, he was admitted to an army hospital with severely shaken nerves. It was in that same year that Caulfield made his first...
The Australian, February 5, 2010
...has many and varied fascinations. An architectural wonder, it was the stamping ground of writers and gangsters, from
Ernest Hemingway to Al Capone, and it has extreme weather. By 2006, 79 elected officials in the state had been convicted of crime in 34...
Chronicle of Higher Education, February 3, 2010
...his dissertation. Thirty-six years and 11 books later, he is a renowned expert on Poe, as well as
Ernest Hemingway. Recently, Kennedy participated in the University of Virginia's Edgar Allan Poe bicentennial celebration by giving multiple lectures on the...
Florida Times-Union, January 31, 2010
...from young adult to mature reader. The student reader needs someone to launch him from Judy Blume to
Ernest Hemingway, and, for many students, 'Catcher' comes around in English class just in the nick of time to satisfy this need. Caulfield, with his...
Suite101.com, January 27, 2010
...best writers such as Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Gustave Flaubert, Franz Kafka, Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf, Anton Chekhov,
Ernest Hemingway and Leo Tolstoy. Classics are great but try to find good contemporary books as well so that you will...
Suite101.com, January 25, 2010
...round one. The debates, conversations and exchange of ideas that took place around that table influenced writers like
Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Members of The core group of included these writers, playwrights and critics who went on to...
Merco Press, January 24, 2010
...Cuban and US cultural institutions plan to keep working together to preserve the documents that belonged to
Ernest Hemingway and are kept at Finca Vigia, the US writer’s home-turned-museum on the island, state media reported. Finca Vigia, the US...
Sify, January 21, 2010
.../EFE) Cuban and US cultural institutions plan to keep working together to preserve the that belonged to
Ernest Hemingway and are kept at Finca Vigia, the American writer's home-turned-museum on the island, state media reported. Cuban National Heritage...
Yahoo! India, January 21, 2010
...IANS/EFE) Cuban and US cultural institutions plan to keep working together to preserve the documents that belonged to
Ernest Hemingway and are kept at Finca Vigia, the American writer's home-turned-museum on the island, state media reported. Cuban...
Daily Express, January 21, 2010
...was influenced by A Star Is Born but Sister Carrie was written in 1900. A Moveable Feast by
Ernest Hemingway Vintage, £6.99 Like Orson Welles, Hemingway never equalled the beginning of his career except here. A collection of essays about the time he...
People's Daily Online, January 21, 2010
...titles in English literature. The store opened in the 1920s and was frequented by such promising emigres as
Ernest Hemingway. Closed during the Second World War, it reopened in the mid 1940s. The store's owner organized weekly poetry readings and...
Highlands Today, January 20, 2010
...in Genre Fiction for 'Papa's Problem,' a murder mystery set in Key West in the 1930s with
Ernest Hemingway as the chief suspect. A crime story and freelance writer for over 20 years, Kendrick has been published in a variety of newspapers and magazines,...
Oman Tribune, January 19, 2010
...as “Absolutely amazing”, “Excellently written”, “Psychologically deep”. Although Usman cites no direct influences, he admires Stephen King and
Ernest Hemingway for “using simple language to talk about complex ideas.” He said he has also...
Cincinnati Enquirer, January 18, 2010
...or she probably has been quoted in the pages of the magazine: Jack Kerouac, Eurdora Welty, Kurt Vonnegut,
Ernest Hemingway, Joyce Carol Oates, Stephen King, Barbara Kingsolver, Sue Grafton, J.K. Rowling. For the 90th anniversary of Writer's Digest in...
The News International, January 17, 2010
...as “Absolutely amazing.....”, “Excellently written......”, “Psychologically deep.....”. Although Usman cites no direct influences, he admires Stephen King and
Ernest Hemingway for “using simple language to talk about complex ideas.” He...
Suite101.com, January 17, 2010
...and Edna Ferber referred to themselves as The Vicious Circle. They influenced such up and coming writers as
Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald and was responsible for the founding of , which was first published in 1925. But the Round Table wasnt...
Metro.co.uk, January 14, 2010
...From
Ernest Hemingway to Paul Theroux, Istanbul has long inspired writers. Related Tags: The Blue Mosque in Istanbul At 20 cents each [the Lady’s Thigh and Lady’s Navel pastries] were...
Houston Press, January 14, 2010
...You might hear echoes of Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler and
Ernest Hemingway during today's reading and signing session by author Robert Crais. (The award-winning author of the action series featuring the character Joe Pike counts them as his main...
Associated Content, January 12, 2010
...As
Ernest Hemingway wrote in Death in the Afternoon (his non-fiction book about Spanish bullfighting), 'Wine is one of the most civilized things in the world and one of the most natural...
Woodlands Villager, January 11, 2010
...in writing, using few adjectives, which Rohfritch said is something his father Dick admires in his favorite writer
Ernest Hemingway famous for his efficient writing method. The contest also had a 1,500 word limit and accepted short stories and poems....
St. Petersburg Times, January 8, 2010
...the Clearwater Main Library, 100 N Osceola Ave. The first book discussion will feature A Moveable Feast by
Ernest Hemingway and edited by Patrick Hemingway. Phillip Sipiora, professor of English at the University of South Florida, will lead the lecture...
The Hindu, January 5, 2010
...next? I have read a lot literary authors like Gabriel Marquez, Italo Calvino, Milan Kundra, Vikram Seth and
Ernest Hemingway . I was fascinated by the work of Albert Camus while in college and would like to write something more literary in future. I am...
Huffington Post, January 5, 2010
...I'm writing about writing about 500 words. But not about 500 words. Exactly 500. So here goes.
Ernest Hemingway once became known for writing a six word epitaph: For sale: baby shoes, never worn. Sad, even brutal, but surely effective and short. And...
The Hindu, January 3, 2010
...next? I have read a lot literary authors like Gabriel Marquez, Italo Calvino, Milan Kundra, Vikram Seth and
Ernest Hemingway . I was fascinated by the work of Albert Camus while in college and would like to write something more literary in future. I am...
Quad-Cities Online, January 3, 2010
..."One of the most rare books I can recall was a copy of 'The Sun Also Rises,' by
Ernest Hemingway," Phyllis says. The dust jacket alone sold for $1,800. We also had a first edition of 'Robinson Crusoe' come through the store. We ended up selling that...
Suite101.com, December 30, 2009
...of English at Syracuse University. Although his fiction is often compared to the minimalism of Franz Kafka and
Ernest Hemingway, Carver himself did not care for the label at all, once quoted as saying, “it smacks of smallness of vision and execution."...
Associated Content, December 30, 2009
...among the richest literary regions of the country, producing some of America's most respected and popular writers: ,
Ernest Hemingway, Saul Bellow, Kurt Vonnegut, Mark Twain, Carl Sandburg, John Dos Passos, Maya Angelou, David Mamet, Sam Shepherd,...
AllBusiness Champions of Small Business, December 29, 2009
...Updike. Some publishers have already made agreements with authors or their estates to release digital editions. All of
Ernest Hemingway's books, for example, are available in electronic versions from his print publisher, Scribner, a unit of Simon &...
Gold Coast-Australia, December 23, 2009
...it's up to readers to decide what happens next. "Maybe we'll discover the new Charles Dickens,
Ernest Hemingway, Jackie Collins or John Grisham here on the Gold Coast," said Jacobson, whose 2002 novel Windmill Hill was nominated for several awards,...
Yemen Times, December 22, 2009
...works that Fara translated into Arabic are 'Rub?iy?t of Omar Al-Khayyam', 'The Fifth Column', a drama written by
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) and 'The First Collection of Japanese Haiku Poetry.' The Arabian House for Book in Tunisia published a...
PR.com, December 21, 2009
...Nobles online or order through G.A. Teske's website: dunnscreekfantasy.com. -- Authors Hilary Hemingway, (niece of
Ernest Hemingway) and Jim Melvin comment favorably on the first two volumes of The Soul Sword Chronicles: The Gnome in the Tapestry is a...
Financial Chronicle, December 18, 2009
...India and the West and how they unknowingly foist their fantasies upon each other to disastrous results. Paris—
Ernest Hemingway: For centuries, Paris has been the Mecca of creative souls, the city that always is put at the top of the list of...
Lakeland Ledger, December 17, 2009
...are also highlighted. Among the numerous landscaped, rather than natural, places Friend considers worthy of a visit are
Ernest Hemingway House and Museum in Key West, Hollis Garden in Lakeland and Mabel Ringling's Rose Garden in Sarasota. Also...
AnnArbor.com, December 13, 2009
...Pollan ’s admonition: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” Other examples include the 6-word novel attributed to
Ernest Hemingway, “For sale: baby shoes, never used” and “ 6-word memoirs ." My favorite in this category is also the title...
Raleigh News & Observer, December 13, 2009
...Updike. Some publishers have already made agreements with authors or their estates to release digital editions. All of
Ernest Hemingway's books, for example, are available in electronic versions from his print publisher, Scribner, a unit of Simon &...
Philippines Daily Tribune, December 12, 2009
...same one used by artists and thinkers for over two centuries, such as Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso,
Ernest Hemingway and Bruce Chatwin. These extremely high-quality notebooks have been synonymous with culture, imagination, memory, travel and personal...
Resources Shelf, December 12, 2009
...[Snap] Some publishers have already made agreements with authors or their estates to release digital editions. All of
Ernest Hemingway’s books, for example, are available in electronic versions from his print publisher, Scribner, a unit of Simon &...
Associated Content, December 6, 2009
...Thich Nhat Hanh 'If two people love each other, there can't be a happy end to it.'
Ernest Hemingway =>CONTINUE ON PAGE 2'Love is of all passions the strongest, for it attacks simultaneously the head, the heart, and the senses.' Lao Tzu 'O mortals, what...
New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal, December 5, 2009
...would you like to die? a Old. q Your favourite writers? a Too many to name just one.
Ernest Hemingway, David Adams Richards, Charles Bukowski. They are the greats and I learn from them. q Your favourite book? a For Whom The Bell Tolls. In my opinion, it's...
1888PressRelease, December 4, 2009
...Exit Strategy is already available in St. Mar’s Book in New York and as distinguished from the
Ernest Hemingway PEN for outstanding achievement by first-time authors. CP Caruso's self-published book, Sophia's Exit Strategy is already available in St....
Bradenton Herald, December 2, 2009
...Shannon McKenna Schmidt, freelance writer and co-author of 'Novel Destinations: Literary Landmarks from Jane Austen's Bath to
Ernest Hemingway's Key West.' McKenna Schmidt, who also contributes to the online Reading Group Guides blog, started her book...
ABA Journal, December 1, 2009
...all know and are highly esteemed would be considered serial tortfeasors,' he said. They include authors such as
Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald and John Irving, he said...
Malta Star, November 26, 2009
...issues such as rape, drug abuse and even go into graphic sexual details. ‘A farewell to arms’ by
Ernest Hemingway for example, has been in fact labelled as a 'sex novel' by many of its critics. The book has been challenged by the Dallas, Texas,...
Resources Shelf, November 25, 2009
...From the Article: In addition to learning from
Ernest Hemingway, students at UNL can look forward to learning from Spider-Man or the Flash, thanks to a project led by UNL assistant professor and media services librarian Richard Graham. “In...
Observer, November 21, 2009
...where Shelley used to recite his works. • Doubles from £120, including breakfast. 01766 514545; tanyrallt.co.uk
Ernest Hemingway Ambos Mundos, Havana, Cuba Right in the centre of Old Havana , Hemingway stayed at this hotel for seven years from 1932....
TheStar.com.my, November 16, 2009
...I felt a rush of adrenalin. My enthusiasm led me to believe that I could be the next
Ernest Hemingway, or Roald Dahl, or F. Scott Fitzgerald. When I handed in my effort for grading, I felt mightily pleased with myself and looked forward to my tutor’s...
Boston Globe, November 14, 2009
...real teeth. The fair also features first editions of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'Tender is the Night' and
Ernest Hemingway's 'The Sun also Rises,' as well as Amelia Earhart's high school yearbook. The book fair runs through Sunday...
BBC, November 13, 2009
...And extracts from modern classics such as Lord of the Flies by William Golding and a novel by
Ernest Hemingway also failed to impress the computer. All were marked down by a US program designed to assess students' essays. UK exam boards and the...
BBC, November 12, 2009
...And extracts from modern classics such as Lord of the Flies by William Golding and a novel by
Ernest Hemingway also failed to impress the computer. All were marked down by a US program designed to assess students' essays. UK exam boards and the...
BBC, November 12, 2009
...And extracts from modern classics such as Lord of the Flies by William Golding and a novel by
Ernest Hemingway also failed to impress the computer. All were marked down by a US program designed to assess students' essays. UK exam boards and the...
GlobeNewswire via Yahoo!, November 9, 2009
...describes, 'Andrew London has written...with the skill and attention to detail not seen since the writings of
Ernest Hemingway.' For more information on this book, interested parties can log on to www. Xlibris.com. About the Author Andrew London...
Laguna Beach Independent, November 6, 2009
...Mortenson 4. Moloka’I by Alan Brennert 5. The Help by Kathryn Stockett 6. Farewell to Arms by
Ernest Hemingway 7. Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel 8. Dog Days by Jeff Kinney 9. The Lace Reader by Barry Brunonia 10. B Is for Beer by Tom Robbins...
Telegraph, November 3, 2009
...must be a gilded few whose neurological advantages are so strong that they spill over to their ancestors.
Ernest Hemingway, for example. He had enough of the right genes for the entire United States, let alone his own family. Not so. In the interview,...
Durango Herald, November 2, 2009
...Paris, they ran with the smart set crowd, which included another young writer and World War I veteran,
Ernest Hemingway. Reading Hemingway's short story, 'Big Two-Hearted River,' Fitzgerald contacted Max Perkins, Scribners main editor, urging Perkins to...
Out in America, October 29, 2009
...of the greatest writers and artists of the 20th century were frequent guests there, including F. Scott Fitzgerald,
Ernest Hemingway, T.S. Elliot, Isadora Duncan, Sinclair Lewis and Truman Capote. She used her wealth to promote many of them. [10/26/2009]...
Boston Channel, October 28, 2009
...EDT October 28, 2009 Email Print BOSTON -- Copies of about 3,000 letters and documents from the
Ernest Hemingway archives at the Cuban National Ministry of Culture have been made available at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston. Kennedy...
Telegraph, October 28, 2009
...While we’re on the subject of novels, I do hope none of these people ever hears of
Ernest Hemingway or they’ll be torching every library in the West. Nice animals aren’t the only things that get killed in Third World countries. Sometimes, human...
Los Angeles Times, October 25, 2009
...Sartre, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, Octavio Paz. And many Americans: William Faulkner, Sinclair Lewis, Pearl S. Buck, Eugene O'Neill,
Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, Saul Bellow, Toni Morrison. It's enough to inspire a years-long reading binge. Some...
Irish Independent, October 25, 2009
...For Whom the Bell Tolls
Ernest Hemingway THIS is a Penguin edition of 444 pages I read over four to six weeks. I read the last 250 pages within a 24-hour period in Co Galway, the...
Norman Transcript, October 22, 2009
...the public to select for the 2011 title: 'Fahrenheit 451,' by Ray Bradbury; 'A Farewell to Arms,' by
Ernest Hemingway; 'The Joy Luck Club,' by Amy Tan; 'The Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe' and 'The Things They Carried,' by Tim O'Brien. Ballot boxes...
Associated Content, October 22, 2009
...Faulkner's best known works are The Sound and the Fury, As I Lay Dying and Absalom! Absalom!
Ernest Hemingway: One of the best known faces in American Literature, Hemingway, winner of the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature is often popular with male...
KansasCity.com, October 21, 2009
...Who: Audre Louise Hanneman, a Kansas Citian who wrote the definitive bibliography of
Ernest Hemingway, which became a cornerstone for scholars studying the famous author. Age: 83. When and how she died: Sept. 24, of liver and kidney failure. Everything...
St. Petersburg Times, October 20, 2009
...is on your nightstand? Travels with Myself and Another by Martha Gellhorn. Gellhorn was a foreign correspondent and
Ernest Hemingway's third wife. Were you interested in Hemingway? Actually, I'm not interested in Hemingway. . . . I knew about Hemingway,...
CNHI News Service, October 17, 2009
...Minh Nguyen grew up in a Vietnamese-speaking household and was so hungry for English words that she devoured
Ernest Hemingway's 'A Farewell to Arms' in middle school. Now she's following in Hemingway's footsteps as the second author of a Great Michigan...
SheerLuxe.com, October 8, 2009
...far, the character that I?ve admired most throughout my prolific reading career has been Brett Ashley from
Ernest Hemingway?s The Sun Also Rises. Not only does she have the confidence that every woman tries for, but she also has a seductive...
Monsters and Critics, October 8, 2009
...- Albert Camus (France) 1956 - Juan Ramon Jimenez (Spain) 1955 - Halldor Kiljan Laxness (Iceland) 1954 -
Ernest Hemingway (US) 1953 - Winston Churchill (Britain) 1952 - Francois Mauriac (France) 1951 - Par Lagerkvist (Sweden) 1950 - Bertrand Russell...
ONE News, October 6, 2009
...for Esquire on account of being crook with the piss. I'm just nosing into a conversation with
Ernest Hemingway, who is equally tedious and self-regarding in his answers. He defends himself by saying that the conversation he and the interviewer are...
Goshen News, October 3, 2009
...Don?t ban books
Ernest Hemingway is in the club, as is William Faulkner. Richard Wright and Kurt Vonnegut share the distinction, along with many others. What do these writers have in common? Over the...
Reuters, October 2, 2009
...a prime minister -- Britain's Winston Churchill -- has won the prize. Other recipients include the American
Ernest Hemingway, the Russian novelist and poet Boris Pasternak and the Colombian magical realist novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez. But critics...
NewBritainHerald.com, October 2, 2009
...know that F. Scott Fitzgerald?s ?The Great Gatsby? had been challenged? John Seinbeck?s ?Grapes of Wrath??
Ernest Hemingway?s ?The Sun Also Rises?? Margaret Mitchell?s ?Gone With The Wind?? It seems that any time a writer deals...
Moscow-Pullman Daily News, October 2, 2009
...of Idaho to have Hemingway Festival along with PEN award ceremony Brandon Schrand had his first experience with
Ernest Hemingway freshman year of high school with ?Old Man and the Sea,? and he couldn?t have been less interested. Years later, as an...
The Age, September 23, 2009
...to the pay library for his two westerns and two mysteries every week, she also borrowed books by
Ernest Hemingway, Graham Greene and Scott Fitzgerald. She loved classical music even more, studied piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, but turned to...
Central Utah Daily Herald, September 20, 2009
...Of Them,' practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form. In making her 63rd book selection on 'The Oprah Winfrey...
WomenEntrepreneur.com, September 19, 2009
...and Juliet, due to the fact that they are teenagers; Lord of the Flies re: having a reunion;
Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald unfriending each other; and Mark Twain and Oscar Wilde trading quips). If you love literature and are familiar with...
Daily Gleaner, September 19, 2009
...Of Them, practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form. In making her 63rd book selection on The Oprah Winfrey...
Hamilton Spectator, September 19, 2009
...Of Them, practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form. In making her 63rd book selection on The Oprah Winfrey...
Jam! Showbiz Movies, September 18, 2009
...Of Them,' practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form. In making her 63rd book selection on 'The Oprah Winfrey...
WLS Chicago, September 18, 2009
...The selection practically guarantees hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form...
FM93, September 18, 2009
...The selection practically guarantees hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form...
Silk FM, September 18, 2009
...Them," practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form. Akpan is a native of Nigeria and an ordained Jesuit priest...
Miami Herald, September 18, 2009
...s choice practically guarantees hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by
Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form.Akpan is a native of Nigeria and an ordained Jesuit priest who...
Piggott Times, September 17, 2009
...last week. The museum donates a book to the library each year in remembrance of the birthdays of
Ernest Hemingway and Pauline Pfeiffer, and in tribute to her parents, Paul and Mary Pfeiffer. Mrs. Pfeiffer was on the library board of directors in 1937...
Flare.com, September 15, 2009
...Dreaming of Africa is required behaviour for writers and travelers alike. Karen Blixen and
Ernest Hemingway devoted gallons of ink to the subject. Modern globe-trotters consistently rank an African safari as their top fantasy journey. That continent of...
Telegraph, September 14, 2009
...fine-jewellery house. With pieces such as diamond skull rings and jewelled beetles, its no wonder Coco Chanel and
Ernest Hemingway were fans. Tucked away and with odd opening hours, it feels almost forbidden. 00 39 041 522 5042 Budapest Budapest is one...
University of Arkansas Daily Headlines, September 14, 2009
...that means so much more than the outcome of a game,? Malley said. ?So many famous writers, from
Ernest Hemingway to Joyce Carol Oates, have had a fascination with boxing in particular. We see Tom Hauser as our own worthy inheritor of this tradition...
Suite101.com, September 11, 2009
...The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Arguably the most famous quote about Twain?s masterpiece can be attributed to
Ernest Hemingway who said, ?All modern literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn. It is the best book we?ve...
Arab News, September 10, 2009
...JEDDAH: The scene is reminiscent of
Ernest Hemingway's days in Paris when some young aspirants in letters and the arts staked out a territory in Paris to vent their feelings after World War I in the...
Post Chronicle, September 7, 2009
...from his wife, Hilary, who is also a writer and is the niece of the late American author
Ernest Hemingway. In his leaner years financially, Lindsay worked as a theater actor, a technical writer, a teacher, a newspaper columnist and as the host of a...
News24.com, September 6, 2009
...from his wife, Hilary, who is also a writer and is the niece of the late American author
Ernest Hemingway. In his leaner years financially, Lindsay worked as a theatre actor, a technical writer, a teacher, a newspaper columnist and as the host of a...
Hollywood Reporter, September 4, 2009
...from his wife, Hilary, who is also a writer and is the niece of the late American author
Ernest Hemingway. In his leaner years financially, Lindsay worked as a theater actor, a technical writer, a teacher, a newspaper columnist and as the host of a...
Reuters via Yahoo!, September 4, 2009
...from his wife, Hilary, who is also a writer and is the niece of the late American author
Ernest Hemingway. In his leaner years financially, Lindsay worked as a theater actor, a technical writer, a teacher, a newspaper columnist and as the host of a...
Reuters, September 4, 2009
...from his wife, Hilary, who is also a writer and is the niece of the late American author
Ernest Hemingway. In his leaner years financially, Lindsay worked as a theater actor, a technical writer, a teacher, a newspaper columnist and as the host of a...
Individual.com, September 2, 2009
...(The Herald-Sun - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) --
Ernest Hemingway's short story "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" might describe the newest Durham County Library book nook in the lobby of the Strickland Building in American Tobacco. It...
24-7PressRelease.com, September 1, 2009
...chock-full of interesting history and useful information. SANTA FE, NM, September 01, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Pauline Pfeiffer was
Ernest Hemingway's second wife. During the 1930s the barn at Pfeiffer's parents' home in Piggott, Ark., was converted...
McGill University, August 28, 2009
...Launched in October 2008, McGill?s innovative six-word campaign took its inspiration from
Ernest Hemingway?s poignant short story: ?For sale: baby shoes, never worn.? The campaign, a joint effort by the Public Affairs and Development & Alumni...
Derry Journal, August 21, 2009
...Derry-based Ulster-Scots poet Wilson Burgess has joined literary greats Flann O'Brien and
Ernest Hemingway by having his work included on the reading list of Queen's University, Belfast. The wordsmith, whose 2007 anthology 'Dae Ye See' was the first...
Venturebeat, August 18, 2009
...to create an e-book rather than a printed copy. FastPencil isn?t necessarily trying to find the next
Ernest Hemingway or blockbuster novelist. Ashley came up with the idea for the company after his mom tried to create a children?s book for her...
Marshfield Mariner, August 17, 2009
...to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 18, in the library?s Historical Room. The featured book is
Ernest Hemingway?s ?A Moveable Feast,? containing sketches of the author?s life in 1920s Paris. As part of the discussion, the group will compare the original...
Bay Area The Citizen, August 11, 2009
...The Trouble With Lawyers, The Tragedy of Lyndon Johnson, The Day Kennedy Was Shot, The Money Game and
Ernest Hemingway. In football, the upstart New York Jets upset the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III, 16-7, after quarterback Joe Namath...
Daily Gleaner, August 7, 2009
...a first edition with a dustjacket and one without. Eric Pedersen at Bauman's Las Vegas operation cites
Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls as a good example. "Without a dustjacket, it's barely a $100 book. With the first issue dust jacket, then I...
Empire Online, August 7, 2009
...into a headlock . In a supremely colourful life, Schulberg sparred with Muhammad Ali, nearly came to blows with
Ernest Hemingway and accompanied Robert Kennedy to the kitchen at the Ambassador Hotel on the night of his assassination. You can imagine any...
National Post, August 6, 2009
...Illustrated magazine. His knowledge of the sweet science was put to the test once by fellow boxing aficionado
Ernest Hemingway, who challenged Schulberg to spar. The account is detailed in Schulberg's boxing memoir, Sparring With Hemingway...
First Post, August 6, 2009
...Rupert Valentino came to his fifth birthday, he went binge-drinking with novelist F Scott Fitzgerald and sparred with
Ernest Hemingway. In 1968 he was only metres away from presidential hopeful Robert Kennedy when he was shot dead in the Ambassador Hotel...
Article Dashboard.com, July 31, 2009
...good question. In some ways the answer can be subjective. That is, I had once read somewhere that
Ernest Hemingway was the greatest author that ever lived. Consequently, and naturally wanting to emulate him if he were, I quickly asked a librarian what it...
CBC Sudbury, July 29, 2009
...American writer
Ernest Hemingway's legacy is under debate with publication of A Moveable Feast: The Restored Edition. (Kurt Hutton/Picture Post/) A man who was one of
Ernest Hemingway's oldest friends is...
Xinhua News Agency, July 28, 2009
...HAVANA, July 28 (Xinhua) -- The curator of U.S. writer
Ernest Hemingway's collection at the John F. Kennedy U.S. Presidential Library, Susan Wrynn, said Hemingway felt a great love for Cuba, local press said on Tuesday. 'Over all, Hemingway...
The Australian, July 24, 2009
...Required Thought you might be interested in this article: Friday, July 24, 2009 Two of my favourite authors,
Ernest Hemingway and Graham Greene, are in the news for similar reasons, and the stories raise interesting questions about publishing ethics....
Los Angeles Times, July 21, 2009
...Today is the 110th anniversary of
Ernest Hemingway's birth. One famed celebration takes place this weekend at Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West, Fla: the Papa Look-Alike Contest . A glance at the past winners shows...
Minneapolis Star Tribune, July 20, 2009
...WESTPORT, Conn. -- Bookstores are getting shipments of a significantly changed edition of
Ernest Hemingway's masterpiece, 'A Moveable Feast,' first published posthumously by Scribner in 1964. This new edition, also published by Scribner, has been...
New Yorker, July 20, 2009
...intelligence. The book itself focuses heavily on the marquee names. It exonerates Robert Oppenheimer and it reveals that
Ernest Hemingway had five meetings with K.G.B. operatives but was never successfully recruited. The problem is that the book sets the...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 19, 2009
...That Paris feast of
Ernest Hemingway's keeps moving. Scribner, his original publisher, now part of Simon & Schuster, this month published a revised version of 'A Moveable Feast,' the writer's Paris memoirs of...
Chicago Tribune, July 18, 2009
...William A. Cassin always felt a connection to
Ernest Hemingway beyond their shared Oak Park roots. Mr. Cassin was a deep admirer of the works and life of the great 20th Century writer and made it his mission to...
Danny Reviews, July 16, 2009
...D.H. Lawrence, J.D. Salinger, T.E. Lawrence, Sylvia Plath, John Kennedy Toole, Evelyn Waugh, Beatrix Potter,
Ernest Hemingway, Graham Greene, George Orwell, Salman Rushdie, T.S. Eliot, J.K. Rowling, and Philip Larkin. Note: the same book has been...
Guardian Unlimited, July 15, 2009
...strange comedy' by the New York Times, followed the story of a shy, mild-mannered assistant postmaster obsessed with
Ernest Hemingway. It is currently out of print. 'Like a Python sketch, the novel presents nuttiness with a realistic veneer, yet also...
Express Press Release, July 15, 2009
...Suburbia Novel Explores the Demise of American Dream Press Release Body: Oak Park, IL,, October 28, 2008 --
Ernest Hemingway made a famous statement about his hometown of Oak Park, Illinois, summing up the Protestant enclave West of Chicago as the place...
People's Daily Online, July 14, 2009
...June 'The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America' published by Yale University Press recently revealed that
Ernest Hemingway, the Nobel prize-winning novelist, was on the KGB's list of its agents in America. The book is co-written by John Earl Haynes,...
Disinformation, July 14, 2009
...John Dugdale, The Guardian: Up till now, this has been a notably cheerful year for admirers of
Ernest Hemingway ? a surprisingly diverse set of people who range from Michael Palin to Elmore Leonard. Almost every month has brought good news: a planned...
NewsMax.com, July 10, 2009
...Nobel Prize-winning American novelist
Ernest Hemingway agreed to serve as a spy for the Soviet intelligence agency KGB in the 1940s, according to a new book. 'Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in...
UPI, July 9, 2009
...NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 9 (UPI) -- A new U.S. book claims
Ernest Hemingway was a not-very-effective spy for the KGB during the 1940s. The Nobel prize-winning author is listed in 'Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America,' Yale University...
Helium, July 7, 2009
...
Ernest Hemingway's short story 'Hills Like White Elephants' epitomizes his integration of dialogue, setting, and symbolism presented with brevity and economy. This literary gem stands out among the handful of...
Search Articles.net, July 5, 2009
...accomplishments. They include the Duke of Windsor and Bob Fosse, Sylvester Stallone, the Dalai Lama, Robin Williams and
Ernest Hemingway. The best partner for Cancer is Taurus, while the sign with the least potential for a harmonious relationship with...
The Detroit Free Press, July 5, 2009
...2006 Michigan Notable Book of the Year, it also prompted a comparison between Amick and the likes of
Ernest Hemingway. Of Amick's second novel, 'Nothing But a Smile' (Pantheon, $24.95), which came out in March, a New York Times critic remarked, 'As in...
Ledger-Enquirer, July 3, 2009
...CBS News 'Sunday Morning' host Charles Osgood, poetry by Ray Bradbury and fiction by John Hemingway, grandson of
Ernest Hemingway, the magazine could boost circulation to 500,000 in the coming years...
East Bridgewater Star, July 2, 2009
...in the Brockton area. Admission is $2; children up to age 12 get in free. www.brocktonhistoricalsociety.org.
ERNEST HEMINGWAY: On July 29 at 1 p.m., an
Ernest Hemingway re-enactor will be at the Brockton Council on Aging. Relive with Ernest those days...
Commander Bond, July 1, 2009
...in the second wave of the bargain-priced series released in Australia. Fleming joins numerous other celebrated authors, including
Ernest Hemingway, Roald Dahl, Anthony Burgess, Raymond Chandler, F Scott Fitzgerald and Truman Capote. This edition of...
Guardian Unlimited, June 30, 2009
...like reading an undiscovered stash of pornography by Charlotte Bronte or a long-buried draft of early chick-lit from
Ernest Hemingway. There's a light dusting of yellow stickies with general comments to set the tone: 'p166 This is NOT a tian [a Provencal...
Robb Report, June 27, 2009
...favorite writers are [Ernst] von Salomon, [Ernst] Jünger, and [André] Malraux. As for American writers, my favorite is
Ernest Hemingway. I love his short stories, because it is there that you find the best expression of the authorâ??s talent....
Wicked Local Middleborough, June 25, 2009
...this course is now open. To learn more, call Curry College at 508-747-2424 or visit www.curry.edu.
ERNEST HEMINGWAY: On July 29 at 1 p.m., an
Ernest Hemingway re-enactor will be at the Brockton Council on Aging. Relive with Ernest those days from World...
Daily Vidette, June 24, 2009
...hosted on June 18 at 2 p.m. Associate Professor of English and Literary Publishing Hilary Justice presented '
Ernest Hemingway: The Alchemy of a Writer.''
Ernest Hemingway was a man capable of awe,' Justice said. The exhibit was organized by The National...
Examiner.com, June 21, 2009
...its characters than the novel. Gogol crafts a masterpiece featuring characters who have none. The Sun Also Rises,
Ernest Hemingway. None of Hemingway?s novels equal the best of his short stories, but this is the one that comes closest. Jake and...
Christian Science Monitor, June 19, 2009
...That?s the ?staggering? sum that a new novel about
Ernest Hemingway fetched from Random House, the New York Observer reported on Wednesday. If you follow the publishing industry at all, you probably know that sales numbers and advances ? the...
Helium, June 19, 2009
...On reading
Ernest Hemingway's brilliant and engaging novel I asked myself if it might not have been named 'The Old Man and Manolin,' or 'The Old Man and the Marlin,' or even...
Detroit News, June 18, 2009
...pump, I've put together a personal Top 5 -- and the logical qualifiers aren't on it.
Ernest Hemingway spent time in Northern Michigan from childhood onward, and of course we're all familiar with his classic, 'The Old Man and the Sebewaing.' Thomas...
The Independent, June 11, 2009
...was a country like any other, except that she had more material wealth and more advanced plumbing.' Like
Ernest Hemingway before him, Burns created for his generation a less heroic image of wartime America; Italy, by contrast, emerges as a haven for the...
Examiner.com, June 10, 2009
...of Flannery O?Connor (Try ?Revelation? or ?Parker's Back?). The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Other Stories by
Ernest Hemingway (?The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber? and ?A Clean, Well-Lighted Place? are two of the best stories ever...
Los Angeles Times, June 3, 2009
...yes, king. Its 10 books, all by men, are particularly manly: 'The Old Man and the Sea' by
Ernest Hemingway, 'American Pastoral' by Philip Roth, 'The Brothers Karamazov' by Fyodor Dostoevsky. But that's just where the male book clubs start. Lately, Pride...
Suite101.com, June 2, 2009
...wonder that Yates is not just as central a figure in American literature as F. Scott Fitzgerald or
Ernest Hemingway. Yates certainly displays similar concerns, like the frustrations of not living up to one?s own expectations or facing the terrifying...
ArticleBliss.com, May 27, 2009
...accomplishments. They include the Duke of Windsor and Bob Fosse, Sylvester Stallone, the Dalai Lama, Robin Williams and
Ernest Hemingway. The best partner for Cancer is Taurus, while the sign with the least potential for a harmonious relationship with...
Earthtimes.org, May 26, 2009
...native of Italy herself. "Rivolta is not only an accomplished author, but has a personal history that rivals
Ernest Hemingway's," he added, citing that the Milan, Italy native took control of his family's business, the Iso corporation, at the tender age...
Star News Online, May 23, 2009
...George, who contributed an introduction, noted that fatherhood, especially literary fatherhood, had changed. Not all that long ago,
Ernest Hemingway could write, ' when you have a kid, don't look at it for the first two years,' at least until it's old...
The Times South Africa, May 19, 2009
...here: Graham Greene, Jonathan Raban, Colin Thubron, Eric Newby, Jan Morris, John Steinbeck, Bruce Chatwin, Wilfred Thesiger and
Ernest Hemingway, among others. The others include Alex Garland, author of the lush Thai backpacking-and-weed epic The Beach....
Examiner.com, May 13, 2009
...Hemingway, in Cape Coral, Florida, have been involved in the pre-production of a film involving Hilary's uncle
Ernest Hemingway. Actors Andy Garcia, Annette Bening and Anthony Hopkins are already on board - cast in lead parts of the film - Hemingway &...
Examiner.com, May 12, 2009
...literature. Hilary Hemingway is an American author and wife to author Jeff Lindsay and daughter of Leicester Hemingway,
Ernest Hemingway's brother. In many of her earlier published works she is included as Lindsey's co-author. Hilary Hemingway is also an...
Times-News, May 11, 2009
...29 at Twin Falls Public Library. 'Join us to penetrate the mysteries of the famous prose style of
Ernest Hemingway,' the arts council's announcement says. 'Experience the shock of the new, in the same manner that Hemingway's readers did in the 1920s,...
News-Press.com, May 11, 2009
...screenwriter Hilary Hemingway thought about those two ideas, the more she realized how closely they were connected. Author
Ernest Hemingway and his character, Santiago, wanted to pull one last meaningful catch from uncharted territory. 'I realized that...
Suite101.com, May 11, 2009
...Home » Reading & Literature » American Fiction » Book Review ? The Snows of Kilimanjaro An
Ernest Hemingway collection that is half fluff and half classic © Ryan Werner The first story deals with life in the context of death and the last story...
Examiner.com, May 5, 2009
...You assume people know who
Ernest Hemingway is.'Wasn't he that writer guy?' A biography comes on television and he pops up in old films of movie stars or on a safari, but that time...
U-Wire.com, May 1, 2009
...of English and Department Chair James Plath wrote text and captions for the new book 'Historic Photos of
Ernest Hemingway,' a photographic journey through the life of a literary giant. 'For me it was a learning experience,' he said. 'It was the first...
Penn State Daily Collegian, April 30, 2009
...Jane Hamilton, a celebrated author whose books have even won a stamp of approval from Oprah Winfrey, will be the last author of the semester to read for the Mary E. Rolling Reading Series. Hamilton has written six novels, including The Book of Ruth and A...
Time Out Hong Kong, April 29, 2009
...the ring. The Professional by W.C. Heinz Acclaimed as ?the only good novel about a fighter? by
Ernest Hemingway, The Professional, first published in 1958, is the heavyweight champion of the boxing genre. The true story of Eddie Brown?s quest to...
Commander Bond, April 27, 2009
...with artwork that recreates the style of the publishers earliest reprints. Fleming joins numerous other celebrated authors, including
Ernest Hemingway, Roald Dahl, Anthony Burgess, Raymond Chandler, F Scott Fitzgerald and Truman Capote. The new edition...
Examiner.com, April 26, 2009
...You can buy a used copy of this book by Dover Thrift Editions for a penny or new for less than a dollar on amazon.com. 'If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library,' Frank Zappa once stated. In good company of...
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 26, 2009
...by Ernest Poole. c. The Age of Innocence, by Edith Wharton. d. Alice Adams, by Booth Tarkington. 5.
Ernest Hemingway won a Pulitzer in 1953 for this novel: a. The Old Man and the Sea. b. The Sun Also Rises...
MSNBC Newsweek, April 25, 2009
...more alive than some living human beings! A BOOK I FREQUENTLY RETURN TO: 'The Sun Also Rises' by
Ernest Hemingway. Honest, wounded, naked, yet ironic. A BOOK YOU HOPE TO HAVE PARENTS READ THEIR CHILDREN: 'Night Cars' by Teddy Jam and Eric Beddows....
MSNBC Newsweek, April 25, 2009
...more alive than some living human beings! A BOOK I FREQUENTLY RETURN TO: 'The Sun Also Rises' by
Ernest Hemingway. Honest, wounded, naked, yet ironic. A BOOK YOU HOPE TO HAVE PARENTS READ THEIR CHILDREN: 'Night Cars' by Teddy Jam and Eric Beddows....
The Australian, April 23, 2009
...Thomas Wolfe The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald The Sun Also Rises,
Ernest Hemingway Appointment in Samarra, John OHara The Postman Always Rings Twice, James M. Cain Moby-Dick, Herman Melville (Before I forget this,...
Guardian Unlimited, April 21, 2009
...Previous winners of the fiction Pulitzer, which was first awarded in 1948, include Harper Lee, William Faulkner and
Ernest Hemingway. In more recent years the honours have gone to Cormac McCarthy for The Road, Annie Proulx for The Shipping News and, last...
Pantagraph.com, April 17, 2009
...is now the subject of a book-length photographic odyssey, with Plath as our tour guide. ?Historic Photographs of
Ernest Hemingway,? an entry in Turner Publishing?s popular ?Historic Photographs of ?? series, is a handsome coffee table volume...
MSNBC Newsweek, April 11, 2009
...it manages to avoid cheap nihilism. A Classic You Revisited With Disappointment: 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' by
Ernest Hemingway. His manliness was easier to admire before I'd actually become a man. A Book To Which You Always Return: 'The Great Gatsby' by...
MSNBC Newsweek, April 11, 2009
...it manages to avoid cheap nihilism. A Classic You Revisited With Disappointment: 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' by
Ernest Hemingway. His manliness was easier to admire before I'd actually become a man. A Book To Which You Always Return: 'The Great Gatsby' by...
Examiner.com, April 9, 2009
...sneezing cat is a sign of future wealth. Happy to be on the famous cat lover list are
Ernest Hemingway, Sir Winston Churchill, James Dean and even Pope Benedict XVI. Among those with a reputation for being cat haters Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander the...
Examiner.com, April 3, 2009
...the wind turned their feathers. It was a cold fall and the wind came down from the mountains.
Ernest Hemingway, 'In Another Country' This may be the best opening paragraph I have ever read. Certainly the best first sentence I have ever read, with the...
Southland Times, March 30, 2009
...is the unexpected list of literary greats. Some of which Heeney had as friends. Names like Thornton Wilder,
Ernest Hemingway, Damon Runyon, Paul Gallico and Norman Mailer. The reason for this is that they were all sporting journalists at the time. Heeney...
Broadway World, March 30, 2009
...February 7, 2009 has sold-out every performance, received excellent reviews and standing ovations. F. Scott Fitzgerald (Luke MacFarlane),
Ernest Hemingway (Jeremy Gabriel) and Zelda Fitzgerald (Heather Prete); literary history's most intriguing...
Rotten Tomatoes, March 25, 2009
...CineSon Entertainment banner, is co-penning the script with Hilary Hemingway, a screenwriter and author and the niece of
Ernest Hemingway. The movie will revolve around the relationship between Hemingway and his longtime fishing-boat captain Gregorio...
Library Journal, March 25, 2009
...c.256p. ISBN 978-0-312-37971-1. $24.95. F Set in 1956, this first outing in a new series featuring
Ernest Hemingway as sleuth finds the graying Nobel laureate with his leg in a plaster cast after getting plastered and falling off the roof of his Key West...
San Francisco Chronicle, March 25, 2009
...He's working with San Francisco filmmaker Philip Kaufman on an HBO movie to star James Gandolfini as
Ernest Hemingway. He spoke by phone from New York. Q: Did you do a lot of research at San Quentin? The book reads as if you'd spent weeks there. A...
AZCentral.com, March 24, 2009
...Andy Garcia. Garcia is writing the script with Hilary Hemingway, a screenwriter and author and the niece of
Ernest Hemingway. The movie will revolve around the relationship between Hemingway and his longtime fishing-boat captain Gregorio Fuentes. Annette...
Free Articles Directory, March 24, 2009
...Syndicate this Article Copy to clipboard Author: TinaLynnLove Think Jane Austin. Think
Ernest Hemingway. Think...Not! Okay, I know what you're thinking. But I thought the same way too about writing. Hey, let's face it. It's one challenging cookie to...
Hollywood Reporter, March 24, 2009
...CineSon Entertainment banner, is co-penning the script with Hilary Hemingway, a screenwriter and author and the niece of
Ernest Hemingway. The movie will revolve around the relationship between Hemingway and his longtime fishing-boat captain Gregorio...
Individual.com, March 23, 2009
...
Ernest Hemingway was fond of saying that all good books have one thing in common -- 'they are truer than if they had really happened.' Libraries in the area have something...
Johnston Sun Rise, March 20, 2009
...other days, Shakespeare, Andrew Carnegie or John Barrymore,â? says the actor. He also has new shows portraying
Ernest Hemingway and Atticus Finch. The show, called â??And now â?¦ Mark Twain,â? which will be held at 6:30 p.m. on...
Johnston Sun Rise, March 20, 2009
...other days, Shakespeare, Andrew Carnegie or John Barrymore,â? says the actor. He also has new shows portraying
Ernest Hemingway and Atticus Finch. The show, called â??And now â?¦ Mark Twain,â? which will be held at 6:30 p.m. on...
Johnston Sun Rise, March 20, 2009
...other days, Shakespeare, Andrew Carnegie or John Barrymore,â? says the actor. He also has new shows portraying
Ernest Hemingway and Atticus Finch. The show, called â??And now â?¦ Mark Twain,â? which will be held at 6:30 p.m. on...
Johnston Sun Rise, March 19, 2009
...other days, Shakespeare, Andrew Carnegie or John Barrymore,â? says the actor. He also has new shows portraying
Ernest Hemingway and Atticus Finch. The show, called â??And now â?¦ Mark Twain,â? which will be held at 6:30 p.m. on...