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Hemingway
Links! Take
a look at some other Hemingway related web sites. These sites will
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The
Hemingway Society
From the site's home page:
"The Ernest Hemingway Foundation was established in 1979 by Mary
Hemingway, Ernest’s widow, 'for the purposes of awakening, sustaining an
interest in, promoting, fostering, stimulating, supporting, improving
and developing literature and all forms of literary composition and
expression.' Within that context, the Foundation’s activities have
emphasized 'the promotion, assistance and coordination of scholarship
and studies relating to the works and life of the late Ernest
Hemingway.'"
Ernest Hemingway at SimonSays, official publisher's site
Simon & Shusther
is the official publisher of Hemingway's books, and they
now have a website dedicated solely to him! Click the logo to visit
their site...a great Scott Donaldson biography awaits, as well as a
wonderful photo gallery chronicling the writer's life.
The Speiser and Easterling-Hallman Foundation Collection
Speiser acted
as an unofficial literary agent for Hemingway during the 30's and later,
and was an avid collector of Hemingway's early editions. Check out
this informative site to learn more about their relationship and
Speiser's great collection.
A
Hemingway Retrospective...by CNN
Created during Hemingway's centennial year of 1999, this stylish website
offers a great deal of information on this century's greatest
writer. An in-depth bio, pictures, maps, etc. await. Well
worth the visit.
Hemingway's
Key West Home
Take a tour of Papa's Key West home and learn about his life at the
bottom of America. Great pictures and stories, and even some
information on Hemingway's famous cats.
Tracking
Hemingway
The Atlantic Monthly Magazine has put together a great collection of their
past articles about Hemingway and his work. Of particular interest should be Edmund
Wilson's 1937 assessment of Hemingway's career to that point. A must see!
Picturing
Hemingway~A Writer in His Time
The National Portrait Gallery is hosting an exhibition of Hemingway
memorabilia. Some great pictures and paintings of Hemingway, along with manuscript
copies that will be of interest to Hemingway fans and scholars.
Ernest
Hemingway: Featured Author
The New York Times collects articles and
photos of Hemingway commemorating his 100th birthday. New visitors to the New York
Times site may have to sign up for their free subscription services, but
it is worth it. Includes a great essay by Michael Reynolds and a
nice slide show of Hemingway photos.
Asante
Papa! Paul Hammersten has developed a website devoted to his
book, Asante Papa! His handcrafted books evoke the art
of publishing from a more patient era. With tooled leather
insets on each cover, each large copy is a unique piece of
craftsmanship. Hammersten devotes much of his book to Hemingway's True
At First Light and his belief that in it Hemingway reveals his true
Christian beliefs.
Oak Park Area
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Planning on making a pilgrimage to Oak Park to visit Hemingway's
hometown? Be sure to check out the Oak Park
Area Convention and Visitors Bureau to find
accommodations and to learn about other interesting attractions in and
around Oak Park.
Michael
Palin's Hemingway AdventureThis elegant companion website to Palin's PBS
program is full of valuable information for the Hemingway student.
Includes great photos, biographical info, pictures of original book covers,
and even a few nice recipes from The Hemingway Cookbook by Craig Boreth.
Hemingway's
Birthplace Take an on- line tour of Hemingway's
birthhome. Some great photos and other Hemingway information.
The Hemingway
Cookbook Feeling hungry? Check out this site based on Craig Boreth's
wonderful cookbook. Boreth has written a
truly unique book, which in the crowded world of Hemingway research is difficult to do.
Bon appetit!
The Running of the Bulls in Pamplona Spain! Watch a small video
of the running of the bulls through the streets of Pamplona! This was one of the
settings in Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises. Just click on the QuickTime movie
link to watch the excitement!
Travel Adventure in Ketchum, Idaho
Check out some great pictures of Hemingway's house in Ketchum, Idaho, as
well as some photos of Hemingway taken throughout his life.
Hemingway-Pfeiffer Home Page
Learn more about Hemingway's relationship with
his second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer. A great timeline of their years
together is also included.
Hemingway
at the Kansas City Star
A fantastic site which includes many of Hemingway's early newspaper
articles. Also has some great RealAudio clips of Hemingway reading some of his later
work. Download the Kansas City
style sheet that gave
Hemingway his foundation for his writing style (requires Adobe Acrobat).
Ernest
Hemingway: A Paris Timeline
A nice page with a timeline of Hemingway's early apprentice years in Paris
with his first wife Hadley. The photo of Miro's "The Farm", Hemingway's
favorite painting, is worth the visit.
Timeless
Hemingway
Quotes, pictures and more! This site is constantly growing and its new
design makes it easier to find what you're looking for. Well worth the visit!
The Literary Traveler
This is a great site with a wonderful Hemingway section that includes an
in depth bio of Papa's early days called "Lessons of Youth." Check here
often for more articles throughout the year, and for great information on all of your
favorite writers!
Remembering
Ernest Hemingway
James Plath and Frank Simons have put
together a website based on their book, Remembering Ernest Hemingway.
Includes excerpts from two of the great interviews that make up this informative and
lively book. Check it out and see Hemingway through the eyes of those who really
knew him!
The
Old Man and His Hometown
Check out this fun look at how Oak Parkers have embraced the memory of
their most famous son.
Audio Discussions of Hemingway on NPR
Links to various commentaries and
conversations about Hemingway, his life and work on the NPR website.
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